Aylett, Thomas b 1791 (Census 1841)

[cookabbott]

Hi,

I am researching Aylett family and am ok back to Edward Aylett b 1821 d 1879 in Faversham district (probably Ospringe)

married Lydia head 1842 Jane 1864

I think his father was Thomas b 1791 (census 1841 Ospringe) in Kent .

ANY info on his wife, parents etc would be appreciated

[suzard]

Possibly father Thomas died 1848 (looks like mother had died pre 1841)

there is a death reg FreeBMD
Thomas Aylett
mar qtr 1848
Faversham
5  136

and in 1851 the 3 youngest sons are living with their sister caroline and her family

marriage freeBMD
Jun qtr 1849
Faversham
on same page
Caroline Aylett
Thomas Snoad
5 285

1851
Water lane
Ospringe
Thomas Snoad head m 27 ag lab Preston Kent
Caroline wife 27
Frederick son 2
Emma jane daughter 2mth
Henry Aylett Brother 21 aglab
James Aylerr brother 19
Richard Aylett brother 16 ag lab

all except Thomas b Ospringe

HO107 1626 205 15

Suz

[cookabbott]

Thank you for all the info provided

[suzard]

Edward married jane Reeves in 1864

this looks like jane pre marriage

1861
Maidstone Row
Cranbrook kent
Samuel Reeves head M 61 Wheelwright master Cranbrook
Sarah wife 64 Staplehurst kent
Fanny daughter U 29 blind
JANE daughter 20Dressmaker
Eliza jane granddaughter 6
William H gtandson 4
George Taylor Boarder 26 Harnessmaker Canterbury kent
William H Judd lodger 57 Post office messanger & Tea Dealer Broughton hants

Reeves children all b Cranbrook kent
RG9 507 14 27

[suzard]

just realised - is it information on Thomas wife you are looking for - not Edward's wife?

Suz

[cookabbott]

You were right re Reeves (but it took me a lot longer to find that info than you did !

BUT I really need to find Thomas wife and his parents as my next break through.

By the way - I notice you live in Nottingham - I left there in 1981 for Canada. Will be visiting my son, who returned to marry a Nottingham girl, later this month.

You seem to be a very experienced genealogist. Now I have exhausted census 1841 and post 1837 stuff I am struggling!! There are just too many Thomas Abbots in Suffolk!

[dimpsy]

Just wondered if any of you have any more info on the Aylett family tree?? My bf Thomas Aylett b.1985 is very interested in finding out some more information. Im doing my own tree but would like to help him.

Thanks for your help.

Dimpsy

[cookabbott]

Please provide email address to enable me to provide access to my info

[yasmar49]

I've not used RootsChat before, so forgive me if I don't get this quite right.

The following are the only AYLETT baptisms at Faversham Parish Church between 1620 and 1801, which suggests that Thomas and maybe Susanna moved here from elsewhere, though they could have been born and brought up in a neigbouring parish.   Unfortunately I don't have a register transcript between 1801 and 1835 (Civil Registration) but could ask a colleague to undertake a search in the original registers for you, to see if after 1801 Thomas and Susanna also had a son Edward.    However if bb. stands for base-born, as I suppose it does, it looks as though Thomas had died  by 1793 and Edward would not be his son.

1788 21 03 William s/o Thomas Susanna AYLETT
1790 25 07 Thomas s/o Thomas Susanna AYLETT
1792 18 03 Sarah d/o Thomas Susannah AYLETT
1793 3 11 John s/o Thomas Susannah AYLETT
1797 19 02 Henry s/o Susanna AYLETT bb. Widow
1799 28 07 John s/o Susanna AYLETT bb. Widow
1786 20 05 Hannah d/o Thomas Susannah AYLETT

Several AYLETTs were involved in the Faversham explosives industry, as you may have discovered.

Have you looked at the Faversham website, by the way - www.faversham.org  ?