Sarah Eustace - born in Saunderton Workhouse

[bucksboy]

Using the BucksFHS church finder facility, using the registration details.   The marriage occured @ St Mary's Church, Princes Rsisborough.

Marriage - 22 Sep 1856   by Banns.
Henry(x)FOLLY, aged 25, Bachelor of Princes Risborough, Labourer son of John Folly, Labourer
Elizabeth(x)EUSTACE, aged 25, Spinster of Princes Risborough, Lacemaker daughter of Abraham Eustace, Labourer.

Witnesses - Anne(x)Gomme & John Ayres.


Steve.

From BucksFHS - St Mary's Princes Risborough PR's CD.

[keyboard86]

Hi their is an Elizabeth Eustace aged 9 in the Marlow Workhouse in 1841?

HO107/53/ 9/4 / 5

In 1851 aged 20 occ Lacemaker b Risbro, she is with Henry aged 30 & Ann 31, Gomme at Row, Wyciombe, I see Ann Gomme was a witness at the marriage to Henry Folly
Census Ref HO107/1720/546/5
Keyboard86

[keyboard86]

Might be something or nothing, their is a marriage of a Henry GOOME to (on same page) an Ann Eustace Dec qtr 1844 Wycombe 6 793?

Keyboard86

[rosie99]

Might be something or nothing, their is a marriage of a Henry GOOME to (on same page) an Ann Eustace Dec qtr 1844 Wycombe 6 793?

Keyboard86

I had been looking at that one earlier today when we thought she (Ann the mother) may have married an East 

[bucksboy]

BucksFHS - St Mary's, Princes Risborough. Pr's CD.

Marriage - 12 Oct 1844   by Banns.
Henry(x)GOOME, aged Fa, Bachelor of Princes Risborough, Labourer son of John Goome, Labourer
Ann(x)EUSTACE, aged Fa, Spinster of Princes Risborough, daughter of Abraham Eustace, Labourer
Witnesses - Joseph(x)Ives & John Ayres.

Seems to be a sister to Elizabeth EUSTACE.

Marriage - 22 Jun 1816   by Banns.
Abraham EUSTACE, Widower otp
Ann(x)BRADWELL, Spinster otp
Witnesses - Jos Bailey & Jane(x)Bradwell

Baptism - 7 Apr 1822.   John, son of Abraham & Anne EUSTACE of town, Labourer.


Steve.

[Amyou]

Thanks Bucksboy!

I think you have found it! The Kimble family looked good until I realised they were in censuses long after 1861, so eliminated them. I think Sarah's 'father', James Eustace was a fabrication.

Thanks a lot everyone for all your help.

Brilliant!

Ann 

[bucksboy]

It may be worth asking BucksFHS, to see if there was a baptism for Sarah EUSTACE @ Saunderton.

They can do a County wide search of their baptism database, for a nominal fee of £1.  This can be done online, and results emailed.  Credit/debit card will be required for this.

Give a spread of years, as baptisms can occur as adults.   You will also get the variations of the surname.

Steve.

[Amyou]

Thanks Steve,

I had thought about buying some of these CDs of areas where I have a lot of relatives. Have you found the CDs useful?

Thanks again for all your help.

Ann   

[bucksboy]

Thanks Steve,

I had thought about buying some of these CDs of areas where I have a lot of relatives. Have you found the CDs useful?

Thanks again for all your help.

Ann   

If you find your rellies are centered in a certain area of Bucks, they are worth the money.   One disc is just about more expensive then one cert.
In my experience, they are invaluable.  Not only for direct rellies, but also those marrying into your 'blood line'.
Essentially, these CD's have saved me £100's in unwanted certs, together with using the BucksFHS, 'Church finder' facility, which covers 1837 - 1911.
I have uncovered births and deaths/burials of children, that occurred between the census, and most CD's go back to the 1530's, and up to 1901.

Check the BucksFHS web site, for what areas and years, are available on CD.

If you are interested in Princes Risborough, another area of interest will/may be Lacey Green, which covers 'Row', or Loosley Row as it's called.   Lacey Green & Loosley Row inhabitants, used St Mary's. P.Risboro', for their bmd's, until they gained their own church in 1825, but some continued to use Princes Risborough, because of 'tradition', I suppose.

If you like having certs for all the b/m/d's, at least you'll have a better idea the correct certs to purchase.

So in short......you'll be nuts not to buy one.

Oh, and Saunderton is yet to published on CD, but they have it in their database, I think.


Steve.