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Sussex / Re: Susan Payne of East Grinstead
« on: Wednesday 29 October 08 23:20 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks for looking, Andrea

My Box ancestors were:
William Box (c1570-1620) and Susanna Beard (1582-1617)
George Box (1615-1648) and Jane Longley (1621-?)
William Box (1647-1718) and Susanna (c1655-1705) (possibly Payne)
George Box (1687-1757) and Ann Comber (1697-1753)
John Box (1732-1810) and Hannah Hames (1737-1815)
John Knowles (1766-1837) and Sarah Box (1765-?)

I know there are several of us out there researching the above families, but so far I haven't heard or seen whether anyone has worked out who Susanna (c1655-1705) was.  I've only just found the William Vaux and Susanna Vinall marriage.  I can only assume the clerk who wrote down William's surname wasn't hearing too well the day William turned up for a marriage licence.

There were several Vinall/Vennol families in West Hoathly and Horsted Keynes, which I'm slowly trying to figure out, but I have a feeling Susanna was a Payne, rather than a Vinall/Vennol, but I could be wrong.

Best wishes,  Mandy

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Sussex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Arlington Parish Records - CLOSED
« on: Wednesday 29 October 08 13:03 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Bob,

Yes, there is a partial transcript of the Arlington parish registers which you can buy from:  http://www.ihgs.ac.uk/index.html , but it's on microfiche.  If you go to the IHGS website click on "Library and Collections", then "Indexes & Collections", then "Sussex Collection.

The transcript covers:

Bapts 1607-1697 typed and 1699-1812 clearly written
Mars 1607-1695 typed, 1699-1753 clearly written and 1755-1837 typed
Burs 1607-1698 typed, 1700-1812 clearly written
Bishop's Transcripts 1606-1610
Index of Surnames 1606-1698
Index of Places 1606-1698
(Indexes say 1606 start, but it's actually 1607)

If you don't have a fiche reader you can always go along to your local library, or do as I did, and buy a second hand one on ebay - mine cost me £20 and a 50 mile round trip to collect, then a few months later £15 for a new bulb.  I think you can also buy small hand held viewers.

Happy hunting,

Mandy

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Sussex / Susan Payne of East Grinstead
« on: Wednesday 29 October 08 11:20 GMT (UK)  »
Greetings everyone,

I'm trying to figure out which SUSAN PAYNE married JOHN VINALL on 4 April 1678 in West Hoathly.  He was then of West Hoathly and she of East Grinstead.  These details have come from a transcript of the Bishop's Transcripts.  The Sussex marriage index says they married on 6 April 1678 as JOHN VENNOL and SUSANNA PAYNE, and doesn't say where they were from.

There would seem to be 2 possible baptisms for Susan(na) in East Grinstead:

15 April 1654, as SUSANNA PAINE, daughter of THOMAS and JOAN (nee possibly GIBB)

21 July 1657, as SUSAN PAINE, daughter of ROBERT and LYDIA (nee QUITTENDEN, as per the John Comber Genealogies)

There was also a SUSAN PAYNE baptised in 1658 to EDWARD and ELIZABETH, but she died in 1661.

I then think JOHN VINALL/VENNOL was buried in West Hoathly on 21 Oct 1680.  I also think that his widow remarried, as SUSAN VINALL to WILLIAM VAUX on 10 May 1681 at St. Anne's in Lewes.  Their marriage licence says both of Ardingly, but marriage entry gives him of Ardingly and she of West Hoathly.  Neither licence or marriage record says whether she was a spinster or widow.  Previously as WILLIAM BOX he had married MARY VYNALL/VENNALL on 17 June 1679 in Ardingly.  I haven't found baptisms for MARY and JOHN VINALL so don't know if they were siblings.  MARY BOX was buried in Ardingly on 17 Feb 1679/80.

I've looked on various indexes for wills for THOMAS and ROBERT PAYNE, but haven't so far found anything.  The Comber Genealogies says ROBERT died before 1691, so I have some hope he left a will which may help to confirm or eliminate which Susan(na) was which.  But I just thought I'd post my query on the off chance someone else might have come upon the above people.  At some point I'll visit the ESRO to see what else I can find.

My 7xggp's were WILLIAM BOX and his wife SUSANNA.

Thanks for reading this and best wishes,

Mandy

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Warwickshire / Potter family of Erdington - 1899 onwards
« on: Thursday 30 September 04 20:42 BST (UK)  »
Does anyone descend from Henry Arthur POTTER (1875-?) and Mary Elizabeth WARMAN
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They married in 1899.  They had a daughter Edith Winifred POTTER in 1900 and a son Arthur Warman POTTER (1905-1910), and most probably other children.

Mary Elizabeth was my Great Grand Aunt and was born in Pimilco, London, although her parents were from Beenham, Berkshire.  Henry was born in Birmingham as was his father George Nathaniel POTTER, but his mother was from Bucklebury, Berkshire, near Beenham.

I wonder, might Henry have met Mary whilst visiting his mother's relatives?  The Potters seem to have been Baptists, whilst the Warmans were Methodists.

Mandy  :)


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Sussex / Re: LEWES - St John Sub Castro
« on: Friday 16 July 04 15:31 BST (UK)  »
Chris, you are wonderful  :D  Thank you so much as you've tidy up some loose ends.  I shall certainly go have a look at the headstone correspondence at the ESRO - I've never thought of looking for things like that before, so I wonder what else might there for other Sussex ancestors.  Thanks for that, another new avenue to pursue.  Mandy

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Sussex / Re: LEWES - St John Sub Castro
« on: Friday 16 July 04 11:12 BST (UK)  »
Hi Chris,

You kindly provided me with the burial date and monument photo for Catherine SETFORD, which has given rise to further questions - so what's new!

Her daughter Mary Ann SHAW is named on the headstone, and from that I see she died 3rd July 1937.  Would you have her burial date?

Mary Ann married Charles SHAW in 1883 in Barcombe.  He was born about 1859 in Lewes, the son of Joseph SHAW and Mary Ann.  Might he have been baptised and buried at St. John Sub Castro?

Many thanks, Mandy

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Sussex / Re: Burial Register Transcriptions
« on: Friday 16 July 04 09:50 BST (UK)  »
Thanks Chris for the directions.  I shall take my Mum with me, she was 17 months old when Catherine died, so may have had a cuddle from her Great Gran.  Sadly I don't have or know of any photos of Catherine.  Thanks again, Mandy

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Sussex / Re: Burial Register Transcriptions
« on: Wednesday 14 July 04 23:04 BST (UK)  »
Hi Chris,

My first attempt at attaching Catherine SETFORD's death certificate failed - it was too large.  Have now reduced it to under 300k so hopefully it will appear this time.

She was born 1836 in Cuckfield and married 1862 in Ditchling as Catherine TULETT to Thomas SETFORD.  He died 1905 in East Chiltington and was buried in Barcombe.  Their children were born Cuckfield, Chailey, Newick, Plumpton, Streat and Barcombe, so they got about a bit.

Mandy

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Sussex / Re: Burial Register Transcriptions
« on: Wednesday 14 July 04 11:14 BST (UK)  »
Chris, Would you like a copy of Catherine SETFORD's death cert to go with the headstone photo?  I also have her marriage cert and death cert of her husband.  Mandy

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