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Topic: 1851 census look-up. Constant family (Read 325 times)
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rainbowuk
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HI,
This looks like them in 1851 as Constance
Francis Constance....head...age 48...groom...brn normandy
Mary Ann..wife..age 44..Gretton, Glos
Francis A...son..age 22...ag Labourer..brn Cheltenham, Glos
Charlotte..daur..age 15...ag employment..brn Toddington, Glos
Sisum...son..age 13...ag employment..brn Toddington, Glos
George..son..age 11..plough boy..brn Toddington, Glos
Enoch..son...age 9..scholar..brn Toddington, Glos
Lisabel..daur..age 2..Winchcomb, Glos
Benjamin..son..age 9 months..brn Aston Somerville, glos
Living at Village, Aston Somerville, Glouc
Piece 2044, folio 37, page 13
Susan
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Flucker, Rutherford, Linton all Newhaven, Leith Scotland
Dixon...North Sheilds and Barrow in Furness
Green...Durham and Barrow in Furness
Duffy...Edinburgh
Mangan...Edinburgh and County Cavan , Ireland
Galligan..Edinburgh and County Cavan, Ireland
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Liz D
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Hi Eric and Susan.
Mary ann Constants Nee Arlington was my Great Great Grandmother -
I am descended from Isobel Constant who was Mary Ann Constants daughter from her marriage to Francis Constant.
I have a good amount of family history research so if I can be of any assistance I will be happy to help especially if you can add info to the family tree.
Yours Liz
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cire
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Hi Liz
This is part of some research I am doing for a lady at church, who wanted me to find something about her grandfather and because it was quite an interesting family I got a bit carried away.
I traced the family back to Francis and Mary Ann, via their daughter Charlotte who married a William Vernall in 1863 in Birmingham. I traced the Allingtons back another 2 or 3 generations, but got no further with Francis Constant in Normandy. I was intrigued by him, as to how he was a British subject born in Normandy at that time which if I remember my history would have been about the time of the French Revolution and Napoleon. I did wonder if he had been a prisoner of war, but he was probably too young.
Virtually all I have is from the censuses and parish records on the internet.
Regards
Eric
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Beeston, Whithead & Towle
Allesley, Bloxham from c. 1815
Foleshill, Gee (Jee) Adams Millerchip
Burton Dassett, Bloxham to c. 1815
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Liz D
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Dear Eric.
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Our information is mostly about Francis Constant from the time he arrived in this country.
Our info is that he ( and possibly more family members ) arrived with the Duke of Orleans from France, becoming an exile here.
He is supposed to have stayed at the Lygon Arms in Broadway ( Still there ) in the early 1800's.
Does your friend have any information more than the above.
Her Charlotte was Isobels ( my Great Grandmother's ) older sister,
Isobel also lived in Birmingham and was married to a William Taylor.
Isobel had middle names for her children, using the name Constant also De Villiers.
We live in Rugby in Warwickshire and would be happy to meet up to swap info if it will help.
Yours.
Liz D
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Liz D
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Hi Eric
sent you a E mail Via the other root not really sure if we did it right hope you got it with all the info on it
Yous
Liz
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Liz D
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Hi Eric
Just got back and looked at E Mail will ring your friend this week thanks so much for all your help
Best Wishes
Liz
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