William STANBURY born 4 Oct 1796 Hatherleigh, Devon.

[hanes teulu]

Have you obtained the Stanbury/Ingram marriage cert, Holborn 1840. If it is William's father with Mary Ann in '41 there's a good chance the cert. will carry father's name - it's not always guaranteed. The occupations won't match (victualler 1841: labourer 1815-1824 and I cannot read his occpn. on Mary Ann's 1826 baptism) but the address on the last 2 baptisms agree with the '41 Census.

[goldfinch99]

Have you obtained the Stanbury/Ingram marriage cert, Holborn 1840. If it is William's father with Mary Ann in '41 there's a good chance the cert. will carry father's name - it's not always guaranteed. The occupations won't match (victualler 1841: labourer 1815-1824 and I cannot read his occpn. on Mary Ann's 1826 baptism) but the address on the last 2 baptisms agree with the '41 Census.

The marriage cert for William Stanbury 1816 and Isabella Ingram is on Ancestry.  Father is William Stanbury, a victualler.

Marriage cert for John Stanbury (William's younger brother) has the father as William Stanbury (deceased) victualler.  Witnessed by William Stanbury, who should be my William 1816.

The occupation of victualller matches the 1841 census in Portsea for William Stanbury c1785, now a widower, living with daughter Mary, whose age matches that of the youngest daughter of William Stanbury and Ann Weable.

I don't know how William went from labourer to victualler. 

On the 1841 census, William the elder says he's 50, and that matches better with the trees of the Lifton Stanburys who list them having a son called William in 1878.  I'm not worried about a few years age difference on a census as I have seen so many ancestor fudge their age by up to 10 years between different censuses.  The address appears to be Georges Square.

Ohh I see what you mean  Baptism of Ann, daughter of William Stanbury and Ann Weable, their address was Georges Square. I can't read the occupation on Ann's baptism either, but that does confirm it's the same William being followed.

[arishmell]

I've found another DNA match that contains a Peter Stanbury line

Peter Stanbury/Ann Angell
Their son James Stanbury to Mary Gartrell
James's son James to Ellen Jenn

I'm just putting the partial bit in so that it's not revealing anything too private for anyone.

I don't think we need to worry too much about privacy here, this is over 200 years ago!  Anyway, I'm distantly connected to that line;  James Stanbury is my great x4 great uncle.  But I have his son James as dying at the age of 2.  I haven't followed that line down because it's a bit distant, but I'll check to see if he had more children.

[goldfinch99]

 I haven't managed to find a first marriage for William b 1785.  I don't know why I ever had him down as being 1785 when it does appear to be the 1788 one. From William's baptism the first wife has to be Ann, but that could be a middle name or a variant.

It might turn up eventually, and I'm glad now that I've posted in this thread so that other researchers can see if any of this fits with their trees.

[Flemming]

From FreeREG for Eling, Hampshire.

William Stanbury buried 15th May 1826 age 48 years residence Marchwood ‘accidentally drowned’.

Anne Stanbury buried 9th November 1848 age 60 years residence Southampton.

Maybe this is the couple who married in 1824 in Eling, and no children ** because he died soon after.

Ann Stanbury whose death was registered 1840 Portsea has YOB c. 1785 which ties in with Ann Metters’ bp in 1785.

** Edit: George James Stanbury bp 1st May 1826 Eling to William x Ann, father labourer, residence Marchwood.

Also Sarah Stansbury buried 8th January 1823 Eling age 46 years residence Marchwood, possibly William’s first wife.

[arishmell]

I've found another DNA match that contains a Peter Stanbury line

Peter Stanbury/Ann Angell
Their son James Stanbury to Mary Gartrell
James's son James to Ellen Jenn

I'm just putting the partial bit in so that it's not revealing anything too private for anyone.

I don't think we need to worry too much about privacy here, this is over 200 years ago!  Anyway, I'm distantly connected to that line;  James Stanbury is my great x4 great uncle.  But I have his son James as dying at the age of 2.  I haven't followed that line down because it's a bit distant, but I'll check to see if he had more children.

I was right.  James Stanbury only had one surviving child, Samuel Gartrell Stanbury 1816.
Samuel Gartrell Stanbury married Phillipa Carr 1840 Plymouth St Andrew
They had a son James Angell Stanbury 1842, who married Jane Mackiff 1876 in Stepney.
There is a James Stanbury who married Ellen Jenn in Bristol in 1867; I don't know if he is any relation but he is not in the Stanbury/Angel line.