fryer

[abd107951]

thank you Trish, i did see a marriage for william fryer and a Biddy becket, but was too long ago to pursue at the moment. Thankyou on the dates for Christmas ( i would never have guessed his birthdate was on that day   only joking, and thankyou for lucy's details.   glen

[abd107951]

wow cannot keep up with all this info, thanks jen, now i know a few more of his children thank you very much   glen

[trish1120]

Hi Again;

Just checked some of this info;

No death for Christmas Freebmd 1874
Mariage is submitted on Familysearch, but there is the right Extracted marriage there also;

Christmas FRIER to  Lucy SCARNALL 17 October 1814, St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth

Trish

[trish1120]

Still havent found death for Christmas but he and Ann are still in Hempnall 1851, 1861 and in 1871 census he is transcribed as CHRISTIANA

So 1874 death looks possible.

[genjen]

possible death on FreeBMD:

March 1874 Norwich, 4b/84
Friar Crismas, 79
or
Friar Crism_s, 79

Jen

[The Yokel]

Hi
The Norfolk Marriage Index has

Christmas Frier and Lucy Scarnell marriage 17 Oct 1814 at Great Yarmouth
Christmas Fryer and Lucy Scarnell    20 Oct 1815 Hempnall
Christmas Fryer and Ann Rackham 10 March 1835 Hempnall

regards
yokel

[trish1120]

Well done Gen and Yokel

I'm off to bed
3.30 am here



Trish

[coombs]

Hi

I dont think Hempnall is covered by the IGI as of yet. I just looked at the Hugh Wallis batch numbers site.

Ben

[peggypatch]

Hi,

I am also researching Fryers in Hempnall at the moment. A William and Sarah who are living in the village in the 1841 census and a William and Elizabeth Fryer (late Fields) who are having children in Hempnall at the same time as William and Bridget. Anyone got any ideas on how and if they are connected to these other Fryers? I think the William married to Elizabeth Fields is the same one found living with Sarah in the 1841 census, but am not sure whether Sarah is his second wife or his widowed daughter in law (he is dead by the '51 so no help there) as there is a big age difference and a long time between Elizabeths death (1799) and William and Sarah's marriage in Alburgh in 1827.

Anyway for those of you researching Christmas and Lucy Fryer, there is an admon for Lucy on the Norfolk Sources website with a shaky signature from Christmas.