not church of England

[Eilleen]

Kevin.

They are all really interesting fines.

thank you.
 
Eilleen.

have just been for a drive round the Gosberton area. 

[BushInn1746]

Eilleen

If Annie's Father was William Moore, Labourer and if he was a Farm Labourer, Annie could of been born Gosberton and he or family moved on, end of the Season.
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Non-Conformists
I wonder if any Nonconformist (NC) records survive at Archives for Gosberton 1850 to 1860 to check for any Moore births?

Baptists had a Chapel at Gosberton from 1666. There were also two Anabaptist families who met twice a year at one point, probably in a house.

By the time of Annie Moore's Birth, Wesleyan Methodists and seen references to Primitive Methodists one book mentioned New Methodists. (Primitive Methodist in some places was usually after Wesleyan Methodists had a chapel).

I wonder if there were any Catholics living at Gosberton? In some places c.1850 Catholic Registers are still at the nearest Catholic Church, or their Area Office. But some Archives have filmed them.

Quakers seemed to be at Spalding.
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Some Lincolnshire Male & Female Moore Baptisms found, Father William Moore (limited by mileage radius):-
1859 Annie Florence D of Wm & Mary Moore, Burton Coggles, Farmer.
1857 Emily D of Wm & Mary Moore, as above.
1857 Marion D of Wm & Mary Moore, as above.
Burton Coggles was about 20 miles from Donington.

1858 Wm Christopher S of Wm & Ann Moore, Dunston, Cordwainer.
1860 Betsey D of Wm & Ann Moore, Dunston, Cordwainer.

1857 William S of William & Hannah Moore, Stamford.

1857 Sarah Ann D of Wm & Eleanor Moore, Castle Street, Labourer. Stamford Register.
1859 Frances D of Wm & Eleanor Moore, Brooker Court, Labourer. Stamford Register.

1860 Harriet D of Wm & Frances Moore, Bessingham, Labourer.

1855 William S of Wm & Hannah Moore, Syston, Lincs.
1860 Sarah Ann D of Wm & Hannah Moore, Syston, Lincs.

Other Brief / Summary Notes
1839 Wm Moore, Lab'r & Mary Ann Smith, Morton.
1855 Wm Francis Moore & Charlotte Walker, Labourer, Gedney.
1858 Wm Moore & Ann Curtis, Farmer, Coningsby.
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After your Annie Moore married T C Exton in 1875, it would be interesting if an Exton was present as a witness at any Moore, Lincolnshire Marriage?

Mark

[Eilleen]

Mark,

Brilliant, that will keep Me very busy 

for some reason I had never thought about Exton being a witness at Moore marriages 

something worth looking for, thank you.

Eilleen.

[BushInn1746]

Hello Eilleen

Looks like your Annie Exton gave evidence in Court.

"Mrs Exton" newspaper search ...

Lincolnshire Chronicle, 5th March 1897

LINCOLN CITY POLICE
Thursday. - Before the Mayor (T. Wallis, Esq.) and W. W. Richardson, Esq.

Fredk Busby, labourer, lodging at 2, Thorngate, was Summoned for using obscene language in St. Martins-street, on the 25th ult —P.c. Andrew and Mrs. Exton gave evidence proving the charge.—Defendant said someone threw a bucketful of water out of a window, and as it fell on him it made him swear. ...

It seems he was also in default of his 10 shilling fine and apparently sent to gaol for 7 days.

1901 Census, your Annie Exton lived at 29 St Martins Street, Lincoln.
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Hello Eilleen

Did any Police records survive at Lincolnshire Archives for 1897 (and 1880 added below) about Mrs Exton who gave evidence 1897?

Mark

"CONSTAB - Lincolnshire Constabulary - 1837-1994"

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Added:
Lincoln ... Mercury, 24 December 1880

Lincoln City Police
17 December
"A girl named Lucy Mary Sharp, aged 9 years, was charged with stealing 2s. from Ada Exton, aged 6 years. It appeared that on the previous morning Mrs. Exton sent the child with the money wrapped in paper to a neighbour to be changed. On the way prisoner met the child and took the money from her and gave her the paper back ... dismissed Sharp with a caution" ...