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Travelling People / Re: Raynier Hughes
« on: Thursday 20 August 09 07:11 BST (UK)  »
I have sent you a pm in reply.

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Travelling People / Re: Raynier Hughes
« on: Wednesday 19 August 09 22:02 BST (UK)  »
This one was not easy to find -
1871 Census, RG10-1253-78-16, Kinterbury, Berkshire

Erenia Hughes  1     Pewsey, Wiltshire, England     Daughter         
Sarah Hughes  21    Bentley, Hampshire, England   Head               

The Silas is Silas Bland born 1852 (have cert) died St Austell 1925, buried at Biscovery, Par on the 20 Jul 1925, I was unable to find a burial for Sarah Hughes, the PR's after 1925 seem to be water damaged and difficult and in some cases impossible to read, I did not find a Headstone for either of them!
5 of Sarah's sons enlisted in the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry on  the same day in 1915.

RG10-1253-71-2 Kintbury, Berkshire has Matilda Hughes on the image and if you compare the children with Martha Hughes in the 1881 census you will find that some of them appear to be the same children.

The above information is a mixture of my own research and that of 2 other family members.

From the CWG web site -
Name:                                HUGHES, HAMLYN   
Initials:                                 H   
Nationality:                  United Kingdom   
Rank:                             Private   
Regiment/Service:           Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry   
Unit Text:                       10th Bn.   
Date of Death:              04/09/1916   
Service No:                 23239   
Additional information:   Son of Silas Bland Hughes and Sarah Hughes, of Biscovey Moors, Par, Cornwall.   
Casualty Type:              Commonwealth War Dead   
Grave/Memorial Reference:   Pier and Face 6 B.   
Memorial:                    THIEPVAL MEMORIAL

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Travelling People / Re: Raynier Hughes
« on: Wednesday 19 August 09 07:08 BST (UK)  »
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the closest iI have got  is a Reginia Hughes, d/o Sarah Hughes.


That looks quite possible.  Which census years  have you found them in?  Birth/baptism to see how the name is recorded there?

Who were the witnesses to the marriage - have you identified them?

Casalguidi :)

The witnesses were William Bullen and Charles Gear

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The Common Room / Re: CathayB's 2nd chance scavenger hunt ..Part 2
« on: Tuesday 12 August 08 09:57 BST (UK)  »
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk


    Re: CathayB's 2nd chance scavenger hunt ..Part 2
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    Re: Matilda1973 Scavenger Hunt - Everyone Welcome To Join In
« Reply #316 on: Friday 20 June 08 18:03 BST (UK) » 

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    Just found this marriage while searching PRs of Appleton

Apr 9 1809 Joseph Orchard of Longcot Berks a travelling man
                         to
                 Ann Bland of Chitterly Berks a travelling woman

Know a few of you are researching Orchards so had to post, hope you dont mind
sorry i couldnt resist this.incase anyones on later tonight.do you think they had a son called james? 
 
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I have attached a scan of theimage for this entry as supplied to Catahy in January 2008 - Thanks to Terry who sent it to me several years ago

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Travelling People / Re: HUGHES-&-PAGE
« on: Thursday 20 March 08 06:59 GMT (UK)  »
And I was thinking Yipeee we must find another one out of that lot  ;D

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Travelling People / Re: HUGHES-&-PAGE
« on: Friday 14 March 08 23:43 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Deb,

What I have on the Page family is very fragmented, I have a James & Charlotte Page in the 1871 census at Bridgwater. Amos Page who married Fanny Cooper in 1870 his father was James.
John Page married to Clara Smith who had a daughter Betsy baptised at Boldre 31st March 1891, but seem to be in the 1891 census, RG12-893-120-34 Brading, Isle of Wight. but the young daughter is called Mary.

I feel that they are all related it is just a case of finding the connection.

Thank you for your help.

John

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Travelling People / Re: HUGHES-&-PAGE
« on: Sunday 09 March 08 08:59 GMT (UK)  »
I am stuck at the parents of Alfred & Priscilla, have the fathers name and no more, the same day (double wedding?) Isaac lamb married Elizabeth Jeff, and possibly Amelia Cooper married at the same time, judging by the signatures of the witness's it looks like the Church Army had encouraged them to marry.

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Travelling People / Re: HUGHES-&-PAGE
« on: Sunday 09 March 08 08:53 GMT (UK)  »
Hope this will help -

MARRIAGE EVENT:

1. Parish Register, Boldre BOL. 49, Page 220, Entry 439, 11 Mar 1895.
"Where Married:      Boldre
When Married:              11th Mar 1895   
Name & Surname:         Alfred Hughes   
Age:                                    28   
Condition:                     Bachelor   
Rank or Profession:    Hawker   
Residence:                          The Parish Church, Boldre, Southampton
Father's Name:               Richard Hughes   
Profession of Father:   Hawker   
Name & Surname:          Priscilla Page   
Age:                              26   
Condition:                        Spinster   
Rank or Profession:    Hawker   
Residence:                          Boldre   
Father's Name:                 Thomas Page   
Profession of Father:   Hawker   
This Marriage was            X the mark of Alfred Hughes   
solemnized between us:   X the mark of Priscilla Page   

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The Common Room / Re: CathayB's Scavenger Hunt......Everyone Welcome To Join In.
« on: Friday 07 March 08 07:18 GMT (UK)  »
Deb,

It looks like that there is a Vashti Davis then as the Hughes/Jones Vashti was with Albert Wells in 1901

Name             Age   Birthplace                                 Relationship          Occupation
Albert Wells     40     Axminstrer, Devon, England      Head                     Hawker
Vashti Wells    38     Not Stated                                 Wife

Just found the marriage -

Name:   Albert Wells
Name:   Vashti Hughes
Year of Registration:   1884
Quarter of Registration:   Apr-May-Jun
District:   Axminster
County:   Devon, Dorset
Volume:   5b
Page:   11


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