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Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
« Reply #18 on: Saturday 30 May 09 13:24 BST (UK) »
Good luck Gill :)

Come back if you need any more help later.

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Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
« Reply #19 on: Saturday 30 May 09 14:48 BST (UK) »
I suspect that the Mary Anne Bartlett marriage to Robert HILL is the right one here.

I have looked for possible Mary Anne BARTLETT's and found the following:

Baptism Bath, St Michael 30/04/1820.

Mary Anne BARTLETT daughter of Edward BARTLETT and Mary Anne BURR BARTLETT. Abode: New Bond Street. Occupation: gardener.

There were other children baptised by this couple as follows:

08/04/1818 Ann Monk BARTLETT daughter of Edward Bartlett and Mary Anne Burr Bartlett. Abode: New Bond Street. Occupation: Nursery and seedsman.

23/10/1822 Edward BARTLETT son of Edward Bartlett and Mary Anne Burr Bartlett. Abode: New Bond St. Occupation: Gardener and seedsman.

12/12/1824 Edward BARTLETT son of Edward Bartlett and Mary Anne Burr Bartlett. Abode; New Bond St. Occupation: Seedsman.

It looks as if the name of BURR could have been the maiden name of Edward's wife.

 There is a baptism of Mary Anne BARTLETT in St Swithin, Walcot. This was on 16/12/1821 and she was the daughter of John and Sarah BARTLETT.

There were other couples with the name of BARTLETT baptising children in these years in both places.

Jo

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Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
« Reply #20 on: Saturday 30 May 09 21:57 BST (UK) »
Hi Jo,

Thank you. Those baptistms definately fit. There seem to have been alot of Bartletts and Mary Ann's!

Can you please give me your source for the marriage and baptisms so I can put it with the records.

I now need to work out how to get english certificates and which will be the key ones! I am in New Zealand.

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Gill

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Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
« Reply #21 on: Sunday 31 May 09 14:05 BST (UK) »
Source for the Parish Register entries on Freereg.

http://free.org.uk/cgi

The coverage for Somerset is good and they are actively entering more every month.

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Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
« Reply #22 on: Friday 12 June 09 20:53 BST (UK) »
Quote from: trish1120 on Saturday 30 May 09 05:45 BST (UK)
1851 Census    HO107/1941/272/23

Ann, daug, unm, 21, Dup? maker, born Bath


I'm curious - what is a dupmaker? I've seen it before on census records
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Re: Robert HILL and Mary Ann ????
« Reply #23 on: Saturday 13 June 09 10:37 BST (UK) »
I think this is an abbreviation for Duplicate Maker. Someone who works in the clothing/cloth trade.

I believe that they had "dup maker" occuptaion in the paper mills but don't know what they did.

Any other suggestions?

Jo.
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