Bathurst NSW marriage - Caroline Elizabeth BRYANT to Charles Edward SIMPSON

[sparrett]

The news items 1876 pertaining to the case against Thomas BRYANT state "his wife is dead"

BRYANT Catherine 4988/1875 AGE 43 YEARS. Died Bathurst  Reg Bathurst.

Confusing


Sue

[maddys52]

To avoid duplication of research - previous thread:
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=887889

[sparrett]

Hi Maaddy,
Oh, yes, I was thinking some names I was looking at were a bit familiar.

Anyhow, interesting to work on a different aspect of the story I guess.

Sue

[pastrelatives]

Hello

A big thank you to everyone who has submitted information for me.  It's all very helpful.

I now know for sure that Caroline E BRYANT'S (SIMPSON/YATES) mother is Catherine (as well as Kate) McQUINN.  Thank you for reading the Simpson/Yates marriage certificate and confirming what I thought the mother's surname is.  It was difficult to read.

I now know that Thomas BRYANT's (Caroline's father) 2nd wife (if he did actually marry previously) is named Celia (also possibly known as Kate) MAGUIRE. 1272/1860.

I shall try once again to order the marriage certificate for Caroline E BRYANT and Charles Edward SIMPSON 2497/1879 - I have previously attempted this on the nsw.gov.au site which failed on serveral occasions.

aahume: the certificates are available on my Ancestry.co.uk site mitchell family tree - you will find them in the memories gallery.

I will assume for the time being that there were two different mothers which would mean that Rachel and Caroline BRYANT would be half sisters to Sarah Ann BRYANT.

Thanking you all once again
Frances

[pastrelatives]

Hello maddys52 and sparrett

Thankyou once again for your help, especially for the death certificate details for Catherine BRYANT.

My apologies if I should have continued with my original 'new topic'.  I thought it would be easier for researchers if I created a new topic to save them reading through previous info, if this was incorrect then please let me know.

You are all very helpful which I do appreciate.

Many thanks
Frances

[maddys52]

No problem, it was fine to start a new topic. However it is helpful to researchers if you put a link to previous threads so that research around the family is not duplicated. 

[sparrett]

just to support what Maddy has said.

The link to the previous is a helpful thing, but not forgetting that any member can check for themselves the previous queries and mentions and content of the topics posted by others by using the Rootschat search option.

It's up to them to remember to do so before embarking on research.
 
Sue 

[wivenhoe]

 I think this would be a useful record for you -

  1272/1860 BRYANT Thomas    marr.     MAGUIRE Celia      @  Bathurst

Now that you have more information about her, this 1860 marriage record would be better than the marriage records for Caroline Elizabeth.

[pastrelatives]

Hello all

I really do appreciate all of the advice and help you have all given me.

A big thank you. 

ps - Wivenhoe - yes, I shall be ordering a copy of BRYANT and MAQUIRE'S marriage

Frances