On This Day in June........Tell us about your ancestors' anniversaries

[stevew101]

On this day
13th June 1658

My 9th Great Grandparents John Impey and Ann Squire were married at Baldock in Hertfordshire.

[Seoras]

Seems a strange day, perhaps they did the deed during a tea break, but on Tuesday 13th June 1854 my great great grandparents, James Stein and Elizabeth Pate married in Linlithgow after proclamations on Sunday's the 4th and 11th. They were married by the Rev. Dr. Andrew Bell, who the next year was the Moderator for the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland for 1855.
Their names are still at this time written as Steen and Peat but by the time of their deaths years later in Stirling would have become Stein and Pate, the Pate name making it as far as my aunt Elizabeth (it was her middle name).
James was 25 and a shoemaker, the eldest child of James Steen, a tanner and Jane Downs. There were six sisters between him and his only brother, Henry.
Elizabeth was 4 days short of her 23rd birthday and was the daughter of John Peat, a shoemaker and Isabella Scott.
All of them, like many in Linlithgow lived on High Street. At the time James and Elizabeth were children the houses here were described as old and decayed yet substantial. Their daughter Elizabeth, my great grandmother would be born on the same street.

[stonechat]

I still don't have a computer with FTM running, but will have a go from what I can find

Richard Bond,my 4 x great grandfather, died on this day in 1821
The Manchester Guardian of 30th June 1821 carried the following: -
On the 14th inst in consequence of a fall from his horse the preceding night, on his return home, Richard Bond, Esq. of Denton, hat-manufacturer. He was esteemed by all for his genuine honesty and benevolent heart; in his death society has to deplore the loss of a valuable member, and his family and friends will ever mourn the absence of an affectionate father and protector.

He was born in unknown place , sometime around 1758 , probably near Manchester to John Bond and Ellen Nee Swinlehurst originally of Tatham in the north of Lancs.
He was living at Denton in Lancs when he married Mary Lowe at Manchester Cathedral in 1782.
He had  a hat factory roughly where Bond Street is now in Denton. (Named after him?)
At one point also the hat business was Bond Peacock and Bromley at Crown Point (now a shopping centre)

He and Mary had 12 children, of whom 6 died very young and on at only 30.

Mary lived on until 1835.
Both RIchard andMary were buried at St Lawrence's Denton

[stonechat]

On 11th June 1948, my parents married.

They are still both living at home together in their 90's

[stonechat]

On 12th June 1912, my great great aunt Caroline Emma Edward nee Holmes emigrated aboard the Royal George from Bristol, bound for Montreal. On arrival a week later she described herself as a widow.She settled in Winnipeg

She was born in 1858 in Birmingham
She married George William Edwards in Claines Worcestershire in 1876.
Emma and George had 5 children. George seemed to be away a lot and may have run off. His death is not clear

She clearly had a difficult decision when her daughter Emma and Her sons Edwin (who I met) and George William, all already married emigrated to Canada.
However she went and eventually died in 1937 in Winnipeg and was buried at Old Kildonan
Cemetery

[angelfish58]

Two today, it's my in-laws 61st wedding anniversary and in 1851 my great grandma's brother, William Crosby Snowball, was born in Washington, Co.Durham.

[LizzieW]

On 14 June
Richard Isaac and Sarah Everit my 5 x g.grandparents married at St Peter and St Paul Church, Osbournby, Lincolnshire in 1743

Thomas Hobson and Ann Gaunt my 3 x g.grandparents married by licence at St John the Baptist Church, Penistone, Yorkshire in 1797.  They married on her 17th birthday, she was born on 14 June 1780 in Denby, Yorkshire.  Despite marrying so young, she wasn’t pregnant at the time of her marriage, but she made up for it by having 12 children, including Charles below.

Charles Hobson the son of Thomas and Ann above was born on Ann’s birthday in Cumberworth, Yorkshire in 1823.  He was their last child, most of whom lived to adulthood.

Kenneth Lynch my 2nd cousin once removed was born in Hulme, Manchester in 1925

Mary Jane Brand my 1st cousin 3 times removed was baptised at St Peter & Paul, Union Road, Bourne, Lincolnshire, in 1857

Sara Bagshaw (nee Lindley) my 6 x g.grandmother was baptised at St John the Baptist Church, Penistone, Yorkshire in 1679

Albert Alan Henshall my 3rd cousin died in Alsager, Cheshire in 1982

[Marmalady]

June 14

In 1733 my 5xGreat Uncle Joshua Tin(s)dale was born in Leeds, the eldest child of Robert Tin(s)dale and Ann Waugh

In 1761 my 5xGreat Uncle John Watson was baptised at Welton Northants. He was the 4th son of George Watson and Ann Moor

In 1796 there was a double baptism of my 3xGreat Grandmother Penelope Ann Carter and her 3 yr old brother Thomas Carter at Aylesbeare, Devon. They were the children of Thomas Carter & Elizabeth Coplestone. Penelope went on to marry Francis Drake Waldron Wheaton. The couple had 6 children and she died in 1882, aged 85.

[genjen]

I missed yesterday, which was the anniversary of my aunty Alice's death in 1993. She was the older half-sister of my uncle who died a couple of days ago.

Today:
1840 - my 3 x great grandparents, Joseph Milne and Jean Birnie were married in Rathen, Aberdeenshire. By the census of 1841, Jean was living with her parents-in-law, John and Christian Milne, with an eight month old baby (another Joseph) but she was listed as Jean Birnie, not Milne. This caused me some confusion, I can tell you! Although I have never been able to find the record, it would seem that her husband had died within months of their marriage and that she reverted to her maiden name. She re-married some years later. This is yet another of those occasions when I have wished that registration in Scotland had started at the same time as in England. I shall probably never know what happened to Joseph.