St Mary the Virgin Dover, BARTON

[HylaryK]

Yes I searched PRs in East Peckham and Hadlow - because I was 'convinced' (hopeful, really) that I had found the link to the Tonbridge Bartons (East Peckham and Hadlow are in the district of t
Tonbridge). I found a  John Barton (b 1788) was son of William Barton and Sarah Rose. I know that John (married to Ann) was a wheelwright from his son's second marriage certificate. I am intrigued about John (m Elizabeth Stoke) and how he fits into the picture, if at all. Charlton and Buckland were very small places in early 1800s.

[casalguidi]

1841 - Bridge St, Charlton nr Dover, Kent

John BARTON 50 wheelwright b.Kent
Ann 50 b.Kent
Elizabeth 25 dressmaker b.Kent
Mary 20 dressmaker b.Kent
Sarah 12 b.Kent
/
Elizabeth BOWLES 80 b.Kent

HO107/465 book 12 folio 45 page 11

I wonder

A Stephen and Elizabeth (nee CASTLE?) BOWLE had ...........

Mary 1778 Ewell
Stephen 1780 Hawkinge
Ann 1784 Hawkinge
Thomas 1786 Folkestone
William 1789 Folkestone
Charlotte 1799 Folkestone
http://www.familysearch.org

There is a marriage in Hythe 1811 for a John BARTON to Elizabeth BOWLE.  I couldn't see any children for this couple so wonder if it could be Ann?  The time frame is right and it might make sense with the mention of Dymchurch on one of the census entries

http://ourwardfamily.com/willtranscriptions/surnames/s-t-u/sandford_mark_s2.htm

Casalguidi

[HylaryK]

Yes, that is intriguibng, isn't it?
Maybe John Barton's (Proprietor of houses) will would be interesting!

Thanks for the help, I'm very grateful!

Hylary

[HylaryK]

The wills of the 2 John Bartons who died in the 1870s were no use. One was a very simple will, leaving everything to his wife Elizabeth, with no details of family or property.

The other was extremely long, but confirmed that this John B was childless - he left everything to his brother's (William) children. (his nephew was another John Barton).

 

So, I still can't get the Bartons back to 'Tonbridge'.

Do you have access to Hythe Dymchurch and Hawkinge PR's? They are not online or on CD as far as I can ascertain, and I'd like to see if John Barton appears in this area before his marriage to Ann.

Cheers

Hylary

[flintlock1]

It would be the parish church .............. that was the only one in Folkestone at the time.

John BARTON = Ann with the following likely children all baptised Folkestone http://www.familysearch.org

John 1811
Elizabeth 1814
William 1815 (buried 1816)
Stephen 1817 m 1) Jane Wood Formage at Lambeth 1841 2)Frances Mary Flavan at Folkestone 1860
Mary Ann 1820
Jane 1822 (buried 1825)
Charlotte 1824 (buried 1829)
Sarah Jane 1826 m James Brown at Faversham 1848

I'm not sure yet where the parents are in 1841 ............... whether they are the ones in Dover/deaceased or what?

Casalguidi

Hi There,
Your Sarah Jane Barton who married James Brown mentioned above are my direct 3rd great grandmother and Grandfather.
I also have a lot of the Bartons mentioned on my tree.

[HylaryK]

Hi
How lovely to hear from you! I wondered how Faversham came into the picture, perhaps this explains it.
I have a family tree on Ancestry.co.uk, or if you would like to contact me with your email, I can send it as a gedcom.