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Somerset Completed Lookup Requests / *Completed* Re: High Ham baptism 1867...CLASSEY... lookup please
« on: Wednesday 08 June 11 20:24 BST (UK)  »
Many thanks for that Robbf, I had hoped that George and Mary Ann were the parents.
I had the other children from census records, but it is still good to know that their baptism records are there as well.
Thanks again.

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Somerset Completed Lookup Requests / *completed* High Ham baptism 1867...CLASSEY... lookup please
« on: Tuesday 07 June 11 20:33 BST (UK)  »
Hi,

If anyone is able to consult the baptism records for High Ham for 1867 can they please let me know if there is a Sarah Classey please?

I have a burial in High Ham...Picts Hill...of Sarah Classey an infant on 12th March 1867.

I would love to know who the parents are if possible.

All help muchly appreciated.

Janniehr

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Somerset / Bath Penitentiary
« on: Wednesday 09 March 11 19:48 GMT (UK)  »
Hi,  I have a possible match for my Emma Ball as an "inmate of penitentiary" in Walcot in 1851.
Does anyone know whether any records exist for this institution and if so where?
Many thanks

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Devon Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Pitney Burials 1845 - CLASSEY *COMPLETED*
« on: Friday 12 November 10 07:49 GMT (UK)  »
That is fab, many many thanks :)

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Devon Completed Lookup Requests / Pitney Burials 1845 - CLASSEY *COMPLETED*
« on: Thursday 11 November 10 20:31 GMT (UK)  »
Hi,
I have a rather brief looking note from a previous visit to Taunton which suggests I found a burial record for a James Classey aged 42 in 1845 in Pitney.

This now turns out to be quite important to me.

Is anyone able to look at the parish registers for Pitney for 1845 able to confirm:
1.  was a burial recorded for a James Classey in Pitney in 1845?
2.  what was the actual date? 

According to me he had a daughter, Mary Ann Classey who was baptised on 2nd March 1845 and I wonder whether he died before or after this event?

Any help greatly appreciated

Thanks

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Glamorganshire / Re: western mail
« on: Saturday 30 October 10 09:31 BST (UK)  »
That is brilliant, thanks for the help guys.  :)

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Somerset / Re: Imprisoned in Somerset 1870's
« on: Friday 29 October 10 17:01 BST (UK)  »
Hi,

Yes I do, she died on 8th December 1884 in the female prison Woking, aged 25.  It shows a death of "Natural causes - Inflammation of the Kidneys".

It surprised me that I couldn't find record of either of them (John Rue in 1872 or Rose Ann in 1876) in the records and that made me wonder whether there was maybe another prison which I had missed.

These two were from Pitney and both tried in Taunton, but there didn't appear to be anyone from that area in Shepton Mallet Gaol at all.

Janita

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Somerset / Re: William RUE
« on: Friday 29 October 10 16:01 BST (UK)  »
Hi Jaz,

So sorry for the long delay in responding, I only just found your post!  Not very good with the internet and only just found the link to "replies to your posts" whilst looking for something else.

Have you done much research on the Rue family.  I have quite a bit of information on George and Ann Rue as I believed (still do actually) that they may help me to find the answer to my brick wall.

The very top of my tree has John Rue married in Long Sutton in 1794 (of this parish) but I don't know where he came from having found neither his birth or death or any relatives or other Rue's in the area who are not directly descent from him.

If you wish to compare notes then please do let me know.

Best wishes

Janita

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Somerset / Re: Imprisoned in Somerset 1870's
« on: Friday 29 October 10 15:53 BST (UK)  »
Hi Carole
Thanks for your help, yes it was Rosa Ann Rue.  She died in the Woking invalid prison in Knaphill in 1884.  I didn't think she would have been sent directly there from her trial and wanted to find out why she was transfered there.  There was no evidence of any invalidity at her trial in 1876, indeed she was only 17 and it was noted how well and fit she appeared at trial both in mind and body.  That is what intrigued me.

Best wishes

Janita

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