What happened to George Derham of Christchurch?

[raycarpenter]

hello folks i just googled mary ann derham and found this link she is my 8th great grand mother any relation to your derhams
thanks (ray carpenter Southampton)

Mary Ann DERHAM
Born 1787
Holdenhurst, Hampshire, England
Married 6 May 1807
Milton, Hampshire, England
Spouse William GANAWAY
Children from this marriage sarah, Elizabeth, Sabina, Taressa, Nancy, William, Charlotte Caroline, John, Walter William

[LizzieL]

Yes, I have her on my tree, also an extra child Marianne bapt 26 Mar 1809 Christchurch
Mary Ann was baptised on 21 Oct 1787 d/ James Derham and Betty Sibley. They were my 4 x great grandparents so we're distant cousins a few times removed

[raycarpenter]

thank you for your reply would you know who her parents are i cant find anything on her im on findmypast i only found her yesterday sadly it looks like she lost a lot of children at a young age to her husband is william ganaway there daughter sarah ganaway is my line
thanks

ray carpenter

[LizzieL]

thank you for your reply would you know who her parents are

See above:

James Derham and Betty Sibley

[LizzieL]

here's what I have for the Ganaways
MARY ANN DERHAM was baptised 21 Oct 1787 in Holdenhurst d/o James Derham and Betty nee Sibley.  She married WILLIAM GANAWAY on 06 May 1807 in Milton Hants. 
   
Children of MARY ANN DERHAM and WILLIAM GANAWAY are:
i.   ELIZABETH GANAWAY, bapt 28 Mar 1808 born. Abt. Jul 1807. married JAMES HANCOCK 02 May 1830 in Poole.  Child of ELIZABETH GANAWAY and JAMES HANCOCK is:
   i.   GEORGE HANCOCK, b. 1839.

ii.     MARIANNE GANAWAY, bapt: 26 Mar 1809, Christchurch

iii.    SARAH GANAWAY, bapt . 25 Aug 1811; married. GEORGE CAWTE, 03 May 1831, Milton Hants.

iv.   JOHN GANAWAY, bapt. 28 Apr 1816. He married SABINA MARY ANN LUCAS KILVINGTON 16 Jul 1838 in St George the Martyr, Southwark. Children of JOHN GANAWAY and SABINA KILVINGTON are:
   i.   SABINA ANN GANAWAY, b. 1839.
   ii.   MARIA SOPHIA GANAWAY, b. 1847.

v.    CHARLOTTE CAROLINE GANAWAY, b. Feb 1819. Baptism: 02 Apr 1819, Christchurch – labourer Residence Nea Croft  – age 6 weeks. She married CHARLES NORWOOD. I think there were two children b 1845 and 1848

vi.     WILLIAM GANAWAY, bapt 14 Jul 1822, Christchurch; buried Bef. 23 Mar 1823, Christchurch.

vii.     WALTER WILLIAM GANAWAY, bapt . 21 Nov 1824.

viii.     NANCY GANAWAY, bapt  20 Oct 1827, Christchurch; buried . 02 Nov 1827, Christchurch.

ix.    TARESSA GANAWAY, bapt  08 Feb 1829, Christchurch; buried  25 Nov 1831, Christchurch.

Sorry about all the capitals, its just what Family Tree Maker does

[raycarpenter]

thank you for your help lizzie very greatful to you

ray

[raycarpenter]

could this be your george

[LizzieL]

Thank you but he would be too young to be the George I'm looking for. I have the George in your post as George Derham bapt  28 Jun 1835 s/o George and Sarah nee Footner. I have a marriage for him to Mary Chapman Q2 1861. The other 3 Derhams in the household look like his uncles John and James and John's wife Eliza nee Hibberd. James and John were sons of James Derham and Betty Sibley. James is listed as unmarried on FindMyPast transcript, but if you check the image he was a widower. (Ancestry has clearer image than FindMyPast). He married Charlotte Evans on 29 Jan 1811, but she died in 1829 (buried 23 Oct 1829).

In 1841, James is living with his widowed mother Elizabeth Derham aka Betty Sibley at Stanpit.
Piece  397, Book 4 Folio  6 Page  12
Also in the household are Elizabeth / Betty's two grandchildren
Ann Derham Preston, daughter of Elizabeth Derham and William Preston (they married 8 Jun 1820)
Frederick Derham, son of the same John and Eliza on the 1861 census above.

[Anthony way]

in 1841 there is only one George Derham who is listed in Mudeford as head of family, technically he lived in Stanpit and was 38 at the time of the census he owned plot 4355 on what is now known as fishermans bank, he was my 4th great grandad, the property is still owned by the same family through sons James Footner, Harry Derham and Joseph Derham  the property becoming 4 fishermans bank, (not 104 as stated in the official census records) as there was only 2 semi detached houses in 1841 renumbered 6 fishermans bank much to my grandads annoyance he changed the name to Oceanera