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Topic: Looking for John Bevan born 1806/07 Clevedon Somerset. (Read 484 times)
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mangomania
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Hi
I've had a look at the fiche and it is4/9/08 - I can see how it could have been mistranscribed as the other date. The Sept is on a fold and could have been seen as a 4, the 8 is written sideways and differs from the first 8 - but a check of the dates either side confirm it is 1808.
There is also a Richard Denmead born to William and Rachel, baptism 12/5/11 and.....20/1/05 William son of William and Sarah Denmead
There were a couple of Denmeads christened around 1870's but I couldn't see William.
Kingston Seymour is only a mile or two away from Clevedon. If you want pics I'd be happy to oblige (just off to Clevedon this afternoon in fact, to watch football)
Cheers
Ian
Cheers
Ian
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Ian,
Many thanks for the information.
What is the significance of the William son of William and Sarah Denmead baptised 20/1/1805.
Does this mean that Rachel was the second wife of William Denmead the first being the above Sarah??
Regards
Brian
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audbr
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Ian,
With regard to my last reply.
The IGI has a William Denmeade marrying Sarah Kenkett 24th Oct 1795.
Is it possible to check if the marriage between William and Rachel indicates that hewas a widow at the time of the marriage 8th Aug 1807 and is there the burial of a Sarah DEnmead between 20/1/1805 and 8 Aug 1807.
Don't feel under any obligation to follow this up.
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Brian
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mangomania
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Hi
The fiche I was looking at was headed 'General 1740-1812' (as opposed to separate for baptisms, marriages & burials) and I couldn't see anything but Baptisms on there.
It may be that the matches and dispatches were done at Clevedon, I'll have a look next time I'm in't library.
Ian
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Ian,
That wouldbe great if you would.
There is no urgency and don't feel under any obligation to do so.
REgards
Brian
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It's not a problem - just a matter of 32 stairs, .....puff..... wheeeze....when I go to the library 
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Hi Ian,
I have just received through the post a copy of the second marriage certificate for John Bevan.
His second marriage took place in October 1853 and his fathers name is John Bevan (deceased) a Farm Labourer.
So we have at least proved that the son's and fathers name matches the baptism of John Bevan in 1809.
John Bevan the son signs with an X in the marriage certificate which shows he and probably his father couldn't spell Bevan and consequently Beaven in the baptism could be correct.
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Brian
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