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Topic: Visit to East Sussex Record Office - November 23 2006 (Read 4715 times)
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jann
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Chris,
Could I get an opinion? Just a referesher: per the IGI (Batch C148141) Jane Heasman was christened in Barcombe on 20 Oct. 1782. Parents Henry Heasman and Elizabeth.
Your visit revealed that the child of Henry and Elizabeth christened 20 Oct. 1782 in Batrcome was Hannah.
All records I've seen: The IGI record info (which I presume came from the registers and not from private submission), her marriage record (June s, 1801 to Thomas Towner in Alfriston) the census of 1841, and her death record, give her name as Jane.
I can understand that perhaps she would have been called Jane in the family but I would think her marriage and death records would need to have her "official" name.
Any ideas about this ?
Jann
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ellvera
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kiwi
From the Oxford companion to Local and Family History:
Tenement:Originally any rented property.The term is used to describe the holdings of 'yeomen' and 'husbandmen',which were smaller than farms but larger than the properties of 'cottagers'.In the Victorian period, the word was used to describe the working class houses which were sub-divided horizontally in the major industrials towns.
Barbara 
Nothing about the sacklings though,sorry
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kiwi
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Hi Barbara,
That sounds better, thank you. I might add the word Sacklings to my request at the East Sussex Archives, should imagine they would know, when I find out I will post here for one and all to see. Am relieved to find I am not the only one who didn't know what it meant.
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kiwi
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mnmilt
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Chris,
Many thanks for the information on the Sellens baptisms in Mountfield and the information on Richard Sinnock. The information is most helpful.
I suspect that the John Sellens that was christened in 1791 later married Mary Holman and then emigrated to the US. The only thing that makes me doubt that this is the correct John Sellens was the fact that John and Sarah Sellens had two children names John. That is unusual (but not unheard of). It could be that the first John had died or that there were two seperate John and Sarah Sellens in the Mountfield area at that time.
With respect to Richard Sinnock, the fact that the memoirs were linked to the Sargent family helps me link him to some other individuals but I still can't link him to other Sinnocks.
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Mark
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Milton - Brighton, Eastbourne Foord - Westham, Ringmer Sellens/Sellins/Sellings - Sedlescombe, Crowhurst Cash - Tonbridge, Kent Harding - Horsham Bodle - Hailsham, Alfriston Crowhurst - Hailsham, Westham Roods/Roads/Rhodes - Hailsham, Westham Sinnock - Hailsham Silsby - Brighton Thomas - Brighton Tullett - Brighton Verrall - Sussex Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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SuzyWoo
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Hi Chris,
Thankyou for taking the time and trouble to look anyway.
I am getting help from Eastbourne registry office now, so I am keeping my fingers crossed.
Thankyou again.
SuzyWoo
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Oz Kim
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Hi Chris
Thanks for this info from Sussex Record office it
is a big help.
Kim
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avm228
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Chris,
Many thanks indeed for your efforts - mine was rather a speculative query, so I'm not that surprised there wasn't anything to find, but I'm extremely grateful that you went to such lengths to try to help me and so many others.
Anna
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Ayr: Barnes, Wylie
Caithness: MacGregor
Essex: Eldred (Pebmarsh)
Gloucs: Timbrell (Winchcomb)
Hants: Stares (Wickham)
Lincs: Maw, Jackson (Epworth, Belton)
London: Pierce
Suffolk: Markham (Framlingham)
Surrey: Gosling (Richmond)
Wilts: Matthews, Tarrant (Calne, Preshute)
Worcs: Milward (Redditch)
Yorks: Beaumont, Crook, Moore, Styring (Huddersfield); Middleton (Church Fenton); Exley, Gelder (High Hoyland); Barnes, Birchinall (Sheffield); Kenyon, Wood (Cumberworth/Denby Dale)
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kesannah
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Thankyou verymuch for your efforts on my behalf. I do appreciate the time you took to find these family members.
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Hide/Hyde Kent,Sussex,West Ham
Beale/Burgess Sussex
Reed West Ham,East Ham London
Banks Seaford,Rottingdean Sussex
Koller Poplar London,Como Italy.
Checkley Northamptonshire.
Bentley Northamptonshire.West Ham,Poplar
Ridley Gatehead Durham Northumberland.
Poplar.Galt, Ontario, Canada
Corbyn Poplar,West Ham.Suffolk
Merritt Norwich.West ham
Watson Norwich,West Ham
Corbyn Fressingield Suffolk
Ridley.Galt Ontario
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Hi Clara
Just been on to FreeBMD and found the following
Births Dec Quarter 1872
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BOYS Albert George Lewes 2b 172
Will see if I can locate the exact place under the Lewes Reg dist - no, it still says Lewes; but that covers Alciston as well.
Perhaps they were non conformist, or perhaps they never baptized their children. Was he the first born, did mum go home to her mum for the baby and possible baptism?
I notice from the 1881 census Albert is listed as Grandson of Elizabeth Stephens, that has got to be on his mothers side, it cant be his grandmother on his fathers side because she would be a BOYS as well.
Hi Chris, sorry that I haven't responded to your earlier post (not having been online for a bit).
I have a feeling that Albert George Boys was the illegitimate son of Caroline Boys (she was working in London as a cook, think she might have come home to have her baby, then returned to London to die of consumption.... speculation at the present.... ) I know that he was the grandson of Elizabeth Stephens (nee Hastings, first marriage Boys)
Clara
ps thanks again for your help and interest....
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Shaw/Smith: Ottawa, Canada
Davies, Hill: Middlesex/Surrey
Chatfield: Kent
Crone: Kent/Sussex/Surrey/Ireland
Lyden: Ireland
Pannell, Newland, Proudley (travellers): Sussex/Surrey
Dobson, Hollins: Staffs/Cheshire/Warwicks
Boys: Sussex/London
Payne: Suffolk/London
Hasting(s): Sussex
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