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Re: Thursfields - a Long Shot!
« Reply #18 on: Friday 03 April 09 18:03 BST (UK) »
Pat you are kind!

I must say that gut feeling is that John from Norton is my chap though I am have the impression that Staffordshire records are not complete on the IGI - if I am wrong please tell me.

I had found the first two children to Thomas and Hannah (John and Stephen) do thank you very much for the others.  I suspect that Hannah Leigh is the one born in Norton in 1724 whose father's name was not recorded!!

I also had a snoop around for Thomas' baptism and could not really see one which fitted so the fact that you can suggest another one is good.

Interestingly my John had a daughter Susannah which is a name which appears from no-where - I think the naming system indicates that children were named after siblings of both parents after the parents names were exhausted.  If that were the case then having already used up Hannah, John would next use Susannah.  They also had a daughter called Frances and I cannot yet see where that came from.

Thanks again for all your help, Pat

All the best

Ashley
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Re: Thursfields - a Long Shot!
« Reply #19 on: Friday 03 April 09 21:11 BST (UK) »
Hi Ashley

my dad & brother went through the parish registers on micro fiche (might be Bishops transcripts) many years ago so I have their list of Thursfields to work from.

the igi is a good starting point

I've got some printed copies of the Staffordshire parish registers too.  Will have a look if I have the one with Hannah Leigh's baptism in.

Frances were that came from I'm not sure either.

Pat

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Re: Thursfields - a Long Shot!
« Reply #20 on: Friday 03 April 09 22:13 BST (UK) »
hi Ashley

unbelievable, 1724 July 12 Hannah Leigh, of the Parish of Carswall baptised.

Pat
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Re: Thursfields - a Long Shot!
« Reply #21 on: Saturday 04 April 09 09:10 BST (UK) »
Hi Pat

Thanks for the additional information - so maybe her parents had married in Carswall, wherever that is - could it be Caverswall??

Ashley
DU: Jones, Miller, Laverick, Orwin, Burn, Finlay, Robson, Robinson, Jobling, Fenwick, Spoor, Saunders, Billingsley, Appleby
NB: Pickard, Gilchrist, Curry, Heron, Thompson, Bell, Henderson, Aynsley
CU: Bell, Armstrong, Parker
SY: Saunders, Bartlett, Ellis
SX: Bartlett, Cager
BK: Saunders
NY: Miller (Swaledale), Raw
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Re: Thursfields - a Long Shot!
« Reply #22 on: Saturday 04 April 09 10:36 BST (UK) »
Hi Ashley

I take it Carswell is Caverswall.  Most likely the way it was said.

The entry is unusual because usually the parents names are given.

Pat

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Re: Thursfields - a Long Shot!
« Reply #23 on: Saturday 04 April 09 10:48 BST (UK) »
Copied from printed register (with spelling mistakes)

Memorand.  A Copy of ye Register for what is pass'd transmitted into ye court, July 21st, 1730.
John Repton, Ministr
Ch. Wardeins
William Leigh,             
John Cartwright,

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Re: Thursfields - a Long Shot!
« Reply #24 on: Wednesday 13 May 09 11:28 BST (UK) »
There may be some useful information on the Thursfield family for you on this website http://www.thursfield-history.co.uk/ Dave.

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Re: Thursfields - a Long Shot!
« Reply #25 on: Wednesday 13 May 09 12:26 BST (UK) »
Thank you for that Dave.
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Re: Thursfields - a Long Shot!
« Reply #26 on: Thursday 14 May 09 03:39 BST (UK) »
Yes, thanks for that one Dave, I'll take a look

Cheers

Ashley
DU: Jones, Miller, Laverick, Orwin, Burn, Finlay, Robson, Robinson, Jobling, Fenwick, Spoor, Saunders, Billingsley, Appleby
NB: Pickard, Gilchrist, Curry, Heron, Thompson, Bell, Henderson, Aynsley
CU: Bell, Armstrong, Parker
SY: Saunders, Bartlett, Ellis
SX: Bartlett, Cager
BK: Saunders
NY: Miller (Swaledale), Raw
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