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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Wadsworth Richard & Grace Jaques - Hoyland
« on: Saturday 06 April 19 10:47 BST (UK)  »
Hi GrahamH,  Good to get your response to this post.  (And weird as my spouse is a GrahamH).

His grandmother was a Jaques, sister of Richard's 2nd wife Grace Jaques. I'd tried to identify all her siblings and then down through the decades. We heard of the Wadsworths from my f.in.law - he was a contemporary of Richard's 3rd child Ann b. 1901 who married Joseph Dyer. And of course we visited the various inns et connected with Richard, later Ann and her sibling Sam, when we visited Barnsley, Platts Common etc.   Pheasant Inn,  The Cross Keys and later Rockingham Arms at Wentworth.  My Father in law came to Australia 1926 but kept up links with family as did we.

Somewhere I have a photo which includes Sam & Mabel Wadsworth, Ann Dyer and son Jos, Dick Wadsworth as well as 3 or 4 of the Jaques sisters. taken abt 1940.  Someone has it up on Ancestry now.

I know nothing of Richard's forebears, having concentrated on his children from both marriages. Found 7 grandchildren - 4 now deceased and have not traced 3 ggc.   Regards from the Antipodes. Heather

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The Common Room / Re: Desperately seeking Butterfield Jaques.
« on: Tuesday 02 September 14 00:39 BST (UK)  »
Thanks for all your suggestions.

He's not found pre 1861 when shown as Busterfield Jaques; 1871 his family as Jaynes and our grandmum Ellen is away working aged 8 as Jakes.
I'll check through the various places and marriages you've given.  Thank you.

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The Common Room / Re: Desperately seeking Butterfield Jaques.
« on: Monday 01 September 14 02:17 BST (UK)  »
Hi Ruskie,  Yes - Surname  Jaques  - no c usually.  Butterfield first name.

Wife Harriet Robinson, married Cudmore 1855.  he died 1894.

Heather

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The Common Room / Re: Desperately seeking Butterfield Jaques.
« on: Monday 01 September 14 02:11 BST (UK)  »
Hi Josie,  I was interested to see another vainly searching for Butterfield.   I'd hoped by unearthing details of his 9? children I might find more, but nothing yet.  His daughter Ellen is our ancestor - we the one twig that now in Australia.

I agree with the other respondent - everyone says - No worries, he'll be easy to locate.

Happy to share what I have. Regards Heather17

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Australia / Re: Father and son go to Australia from London 1920's returning 1932. Where's Mum?
« on: Sunday 07 April 13 06:30 BST (UK)  »

I can't see her but worth a search. Heather

https://www.bdmhistoricalrecords.dia.govt.nz/search/

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Australia / Re: JOHN EGGE - WENTWORTH, NSW
« on: Sunday 14 October 12 06:40 BST (UK)  »
Hi Skyflyte, I'm not an Egge descendant, rather from the Perring line and with an interest in the extended family connections at Wentworth.   My great great grandmother was Susan Ann Perring,  the youngest sibling of Mary, Mrs Egge. Susan married Francis Durant Kerridge 1864 at Yelta and Mary Egge was a witness.

The only addition I have to your list of the Egge children are dates for Peter James Egge - but unfortunately with no attribution  (4 - 28 May 1862).  I have Peter & Jane Perring's death certs. and Susan's.

And yesterday I found another connection although the press item has a mis-translation .. common enough in telegraphed news items back then.    The death of my gt grandfather "George Durrant Kerridge 63, a gardener of Curlwa NSW, who had just arrived on a visit, collapsed and died at the residence of Mrs A A Dagetts, Devon st Largs".  The Advertiser 4 March 1929.

I'm told his funeral left the home of Mrs A Paget, Devon st, Largs Bay.   Surely this is Amelia Adelaide (Egge) Paget rather than an AA Dagetts.    I too have detailed accounts of most of the extended family, although less of Maud Lucy.  Happy to share,   Thanks for responding,  Heather

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Australia / Re: JOHN EGGE - WENTWORTH, NSW
« on: Sunday 07 October 12 12:05 BST (UK)  »
Hi Earlybird,  I was interested to see your posts re John Egge.  The names are very familiar as my gg gm Susan Ann Perring was the youngest sibling of Adelaide Jane Perring.

Their mother Jane is `Granny Perring’  midwife in 1870 for one of my Kerridge family.  A family memoir states she had to leave on the 2nd day when her daughter Mrs Egge became ill. 

Did you manage to find the 11 Egge children? I’ve only managed 9 so far but know that it was not uncommon for births to be unregistered. I’ve tried to gather all the lines of these related families.  The name Adelaide turns up in 9 of the extended Egge clan.

Happy to elaborate,  best wishes  Heather

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Wiltshire / Re: Parish lookup - St Mary Wilton by Salisbury
« on: Tuesday 09 August 11 11:50 BST (UK)  »
Alan, Thanks for your response.   Enoch as father's name raises interesting questions - so will see what I can find and compare it to the John above.

I'd found William in 1871, living with daughter Deborah who seems to have moved home to housekeep. I think he remarries in 1872 to a Mary Ann Hibberd and possibly lives until 1897.
Wm & Ann Pearcey's daughter Anna marries at Durnford and appears to be sole family member who leaves Wiltshire and immigrates to Australia in 1877.

Guess I need to outlay on some certificates before our $ drops further against the £S.

Regards Heather

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Wiltshire / Re: Parish lookup - St Mary Wilton by Salisbury
« on: Tuesday 09 August 11 11:42 BST (UK)  »
Hi Warncoot, Many thanks for the fathers' names.  I have her birth as Whiteparish Hampshire although been admonished that it's really in Wiltshire! I guess county lines may have changed.

Ann is at Durnford Wilts in 1851 and 1861 and William is a widower in 1871 - so suspect she might be the death at Amesbury 1863.

Thank you, Heather


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