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kpnuts
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searching for my great grandfather george read born 1856 in ?st marys southampton
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Indaloman
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Hi Debbie, first of all St Mary's Southampton in not a church its a district. I have found a George REED born 1856, Southampton Vol 2c Page 15. I searched the 1861 census for a George Read/Reed and found only two, one far too old the (25 yrs) the other 2 months, sorry Southampton is my researchers graveyard also cannot get back before 1807. Good luck
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Knight (Nottingham & Hants) Hancock, (Kent) , Hancox (Warwickshire), Linneys (Hants) Brothers (Langford, Beds,East London), Bridgers (East London)
Other restorers please feel free to use my work if wished
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01debbie
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My Dear Nan, Sybil Edith Grace Boxall 1909-1992
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Hi Debbie, first of all St Mary's Southampton in not a church its a district. I have found a George REED born 1856, Southampton Vol 2c Page 15. I searched the 1861 census for a George Read/Reed and found only two, one far too old the (25 yrs) the other 2 months, sorry Southampton is my researchers graveyard also cannot get back before 1807. Good luck
Hhhhhmmmmmm...what's that large building that looks like a church in St. Mary's Southampton?  I've searched the PR's myself, it's a church AND a district. I live in Southampton & am happy to help you with any brick walls, if I can  If a birth took place in Hound/ Netley, the registration district would also be Southampton.
Happy hunting,
Debbie
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BOXALL Portchester & Southampton
CLASBY Southampton
HELLYER Hound, Netley & Southampton
MIDLANE Isle Of Wight
PHILLIPS Botley & Southampton
PRICE Isle Of Wight
VERONELLI/VEARONELLY/VERONELLY & variants ANY
WAREN London
WINTER S.E. London
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01debbie
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My Dear Nan, Sybil Edith Grace Boxall 1909-1992
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Thats interesting Debbie, as IGI does not list it but I seem to recall seeing a photo of it now you mention it, has it been renamed do you know? My brickwall is my 3x Great Grandfather was William Knight who married Rachel Crisdee on 12 Oct 1807 at Millbrook Parish Church. I went to Winchester Records Office and this was the only record I could find. All the children were baptised at the Above Bar Independant and as you may know, much of the churches records were destroyed in WWll.
Hi, It's due to the IGI that I got 'stuck' for absolutely ages. I'm not totally sure how the Church was named or renamed, if at all. Here's a link to St. Marys Hound
http://www.freenetpages.co.uk/hp/trg/focsle/stmary.htm
Now I've just pulled out my paper file which has certificates & copies of PR's. One of the births in 1899 has the address as Netley, parish of Hound, sub district St. Mary Extra (which is now in Sholing Southampton), registration district Southampton. The earlier PR's I have simply say 'Hound' but if you look at the link I sent, it states St. Mary's Hound. Very confusing but maybe someone on here could put us right!!!
As for St. Mary's church in St. Mary's Southampton, I don't know enough about it to say if that's been renamed or not. But I do know I researched for someone in the States a while back & checked PR's early 1800's. As the area is St. Mary's, I doubt a change of name would've happened there.
But yes, I'm well aware of the devastation that the WW11 bombings had on the churches in Southampton...such a terrible shame.
Anyway, I hope that helps but it may well have caused more confusion!!
Idea! If you start a new thread about your Gx3 grandfather, you may get some answers. I don't want to hijack kpnuts listing.
Debbie
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BOXALL Portchester & Southampton
CLASBY Southampton
HELLYER Hound, Netley & Southampton
MIDLANE Isle Of Wight
PHILLIPS Botley & Southampton
PRICE Isle Of Wight
VERONELLI/VEARONELLY/VERONELLY & variants ANY
WAREN London
WINTER S.E. London
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Little Nell
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Just to finish off the tangent the church of St Mary's in Southampton has always been called St Mary's. The current building is the sixth. The first was apparently built in 634 AD and the fifth one was destroyed in WWII. The present one was finished in 1956. The church was never within the city walls - they were All Hallows (All Saints which was destroyed in 1940), St Michael's (still there - very tall spire on a lowish building and the only church not to have been hit in WWII !), Holy Rood - (destroyed in 1940 but the tower is still there and serves as a memorial to the merchant navy), St John's and St Lawrence.
St Mary Extra was a chapelry to St Mary's but became a separate parish in 1881.
St Mary Sholing was a parish formed in 1866 from Hound (which happens to be dedicated to St Mary the Virgin) and St Mary Extra.
The registers of Hound, St Mary's, St Mary Extra all date back to the late 17th century.
And while this may be helpful to some people - it doesn't find George Read 
My apologies
Nell
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kpnuts
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thank you for the info on george read medal card
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