William Avard

[solosoprano]

Can anyone find dob and marriage details for William Avard married Charlotte? I believe.  Know he is buried in Bodle Street Churchyard.  Had a Son called George (dob 1814)married Mary Dallaway.

[sillgen]

I could not find the marriage on the Sussex pre 1837 Marriage index.
Andrea

[allibaker]

sorry have found georges marriage to mary dallaway on 18th april 1836 at warbleton,sussex but cant find fathers
regards
alli

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi there

Marriage details are

Location: Warbleton, East Sussex,  Date: 18 Apr 1836:
Bride: Mary DALLAWAY, spinster
Groom: George AVARD, bachelor
Both of this parish
Married by Banns.

In the 1841 census there are 5 entries for the Surname AVARD in Warbleton
1. George (25) Married to Mary (20) with three children and a brother Thomas aged 14 ? - i.e. your family.
2. John Avard aged 72 and Elizabeth aged 76
3. Thomas Avard, 35, with 4 young children
4. John Avard, aged 20
5. James Avard aged 20

Would suggest from the above that George, John and James were brothers, but John Senior and Elizabeth I believe are too old to be their parents.  I dont know where Thomas would fit in, but he is of the age to have John & Elizabeth as parents.

Incidentally, there are 7 entries for Dallaway / Dalloway

Chris 

 

[suey]

 only one Avard marriage listed in Warbleton, might be useful to you to later on

Fanny Avard married Henry Gurr in Warbleton 23rd October 1820, again no parents

Suey

ps - very odd  I can find that marriage on the IGI by searching for Mary Dallaway but not if I search for William Avard

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi again

Found this in the Sussex Marriage Index

Gives a bit more information

Sussex Marriage Index:
Warbleton, East Sussex,  Date: 18 Apr 1836:
George AVARD, bachelor from Warbleton
Mary DALLAWAY, spinster from Warbleton
Married by Banns
Witness wit: Damas DALLAWAY; Martha AVARD

Chris in 1066

 

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi

Trying to locate the witnesses to the marriage

According to the 1841 census, DEMUS Dallaway was living next door to George & Mary.

As yet, can not locate this Martha Avard

Chris in 1066

[kerryb]

Hi solo

Don't know whether you are still looking for this one but I've just started on the Avard family and have William Abard marrying Charlotte Ellis on 5 October 1804 at Lewes, St Thomas Cliffe.  He was of Warbleton.  By licence. 

The licence adds he was a widower of Warbleton Yeoman.  She was a spinster of St Thomas Cliffe, Lewes.  Sponsors WA and John Ellis.

Kerry

[solosoprano]

KerryB - I love you she is the only gap in my Avard tree.  Ellis makes perfect sense as my Great Aunt married an Ellis that owned the Warbil-in-Tun pub in the 1920's.Probably a cousin.