graves family

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Thanks Geoff,but no luck there,i had seen that marriage,not sure if she is the same Elizabeth,but with the marriage being only three years after Rebeccas birth,its a strong possibility it is same Elizabeth,although my 3 x great grand mother Elizabeth was born at Navenby in 1829

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Thanks Jacky,if that is the right Elizabeth,that means there is unlikely to be any connection to William and Grace Carrington,who my relation was living with at Carlton le Moorland in 1841,he was born at Bassingham

[linclinks]

Thanks Jacky,if that is the right Elizabeth,that means there is unlikely to be any connection to William and Grace Carrington,who my relation was living with at Carlton le Moorland in 1841,he was born at Bassingham

How marriage records deceive - your Elizabeth shown as dtr of George Mimack Carrington - but having just checked baptism she was baptised as dtr .

Have you tracked Elizabeth Snr down - my guess is that there is a link to Edward Carrington who married Louisa Breward at Navenby and had children their about this time - He was born circa 1801 an died at Navenby Mar 1843

Jacky

[GeoffE]

Rebecca is not with them in 1851 and a search for Reb* born at Metheringham does not find her.

Perhaps Rebecca SHARP 22 Waddington?

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Jacky,Elizabeth bapt.at Navenby,illigitimate daughter of Elizabeth,father given as George Mimmack of Doddington.Edward Carrington wed Louisa Breward at Navenby,was younger brother of the William at Carlton le Moorland,but he had no daughter Elizabeth and being born 1796,he wasn`t old enough to be father of Elizabeth senior.There is no record of a bapt.of a sister Elizabeth to William and Edward,there is however a bapt.of an Elizabeth Carrington at Skellingthorpe to William and Elizabeth Carrington,but she was bapt.1779 and would have been to old to be mother of Elizabeth born 1829,possible that she was mother of Elizabeth sen.Sarah another sister wed Edward Sibsey in 1809,Anne wed Robert Lowe 1807,Susannah no marriage,but suspect she was the Susan who had son William bapt at Welbourne in 1826