Henry Hornsey Love and Sarah Tipler

[seahall]

St Katherine's Parish Church

Pg.38, No.303
June 2 1850

Ann to James & Elizabeth Tipler, Silver Street, Mason.

Sandy

[seahall]

St Katherine's Parish Church

Pg.61, No.485
Octr 1 1854

James to James & Elizabeth Tipler, Silver Street, Brick-layer.

Sandy

[seahall]

And the only other one I had time to find.

St Katherine's Parish Church

Pg.82, No.651
June 5 1859

Sarah to James & Elizabeth Tipler, Silver Street, Brick layer.

Sandy

[Mombasa]

Thanks Sandy, I will add those baptism dates into my tree, I do not have a fiche of St. Sepulchre for the period when these children were born, that leaves three prior to 1842 and one in 1848 and 1853.
I wonder if MaryAnn had died prior to Ann being baptised in 1850. ?
John

[Mombasa]

Hi Sandy, just realised Mary Ann was still alive when Ann was baptised, I note that James Tipler was an inmate of the workhouse in 1871 and 1881 and 1884 when he died, is there any record of when he was first admitted.  And I wonder if he was an inmate for a continuous 14 or more years.?
John

[seahall]

Hi John.

I trawled through the St. Sepulchre's Church Records
and there was no other baptisms in the Church.

As you more than likely now it is a central church, therefore
a lot of baptisms to each year.

As they were living in Silver Street, they could have baptised at
All Saints, if no one else's notes I will look at a later date.

Are you doing a one study on Tiplers, especially from Ecton.

I merely ask as I think I saw a marriage in the Earls Barton
Baptist Chapel, I need to check.

Sandy

[seahall]

Hi John.

Sorry about that we posted togetherish. 

I have no idea of your query I am afraid about the
admittance of James to the Workhouse.

I do have some workhouse records, but they are earlier.

I think it would be a visit needed to the Record Office,
if they hold that time period.

Sorry can not help further.

Sandy

[Mombasa]

Hi Sandy,
No I am not doing a Tipler one name study in the sense of all of England but I am interested in all Tipler's in Northants as I am belive they all share a common ancestry.   The Earls Barton baptist entry would be of interest.
John

[seahall]

Hi John I will find in awhile.

William Tipler seems to have a burial in St. Sepulchre's.

It notes Silver Street as abode, June 17 1858, aged 22 years.

There is also a possibility that James and Elizabeth had another son.

Thomas Tipler, Silver Street, buried Sep 27 1846, aged 2 weeks, also
in St. Sepulchre's.

Sandy