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Piperatthegates
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A Longshot, disappearing PIPERS in 1640's
« on: Wednesday 10 May 06 09:11 UTC (UK) »
Hi,

This is a longshot as I am brickwalled.

I have a Jeremiah and Sarah Piper appearing in Toppesfield Essex by 1645 but no record of them in that locality prior to that.

Has anybody got a disappearing Piper branch about the same time period?

This is as I say a bit of a longshot but as I am off sick at the moment from work (nothing spectacular), I have little to  occupy myself except wondering what I can fill in on my tree.

All the best to all who read this and good luck in your respective searches.
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XPhile2868
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Re: A Longshot, disappearing Pipers in 1640's
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 10 May 06 09:19 UTC (UK) »
You may already have done this, but maybe look for a Hierimia/Hierimias Piper, as that name is the Latin version of Jeremiah. Familysearch doesnt seem to show anything, apart from the christening of their son, Jeremiah, in 1646.




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Piperatthegates
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Re: A Longshot, disappearing Pipers in 1640's
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 10 May 06 09:50 UTC (UK) »
Thanks for that information, I must admit I didn't know that there was so radical a spelling change, I will definitely now include those variations in future searches.

Thanks again

Jeremiah and Sarah must have come from somewhere, I know the records are getting scarce back then but I really hope to get back another generation or two into the 1590's
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