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Finch
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Can anybody please help me find a WILLIAM GEORGE PLUMB born about 1855 in Shipmeadow. In 1861 he was living at Nethergate Street, Bungay with his parents GEORGE cir 1823 and MARY cir 1819. Thanks
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FINCH Ickenham, Willesden
BARNES Isleworth, Marylebone
PERRY Marylebone
HEAPS Clerkenwell, Holborn
HOOPER Clerkenwell
FOX Norfolk
VICKERY Bristol, Somerset, Marylebone
WELTON Marylebone, Norfolk, Suffolk
HUMPHRIES Hillingdon, Surrey
SLADE Uxbridge
DELL Uxbridge
PLUMB Suffolk
BROOKS Bladon, Ox
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jacques
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Have found a Birth on BMD for a William George Plumb June qtr 1854 reg Wangford 4a 670. Wangford is in Suffolk not far from the coast at Southwold. You mentioned Ship Meadow so it sounds possible.
Only two probable 1871 Census
William Plumb Servant aged 18 Ag Lab born Cambs? ??
with Thomas Hunt (Farmer) at Cowbit Bank, Spalding Lincs
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William Plumb 15 NEPHEW Ag lab Born Brinkley
with Uncle
William Plumb Head 64 Ag Lab born Brinkley
Mary " 56
At The Street Brinkley, Cambs
Location not great but Brinkley is near Newmarket which is now Suffolk as is Bungay.
another Birth
Sept qtr 1855 reg Newmarket 3b 475.
Also 1871
George Plumb 55 Widower Ag Lab b Gazeley Suffolk
Zillah " 28 daughter
At Long Yard Gazeley Suffolk
Pam
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Wragg Sheffield/Rotherham Noble Sheffield/Derby Kirk Sheffield/Northumberland Lenton Sheffield Ward Deryshire Twigg Derbyshire All Census Data included in this post is Crown Copyright(see www.nationalarchives.gov.uk) |
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Finch
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Hi Pam,
Thank you so much for the information you have passed on to me. I think the William born in the Wangford area is the correct one as thats the sort of area most of the Plumbs originated from. I'll keep the two Williams from the 1871 census, on file, and see if I can match either of them.
Thanks again.
Regards, Joan
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FINCH Ickenham, Willesden
BARNES Isleworth, Marylebone
PERRY Marylebone
HEAPS Clerkenwell, Holborn
HOOPER Clerkenwell
FOX Norfolk
VICKERY Bristol, Somerset, Marylebone
WELTON Marylebone, Norfolk, Suffolk
HUMPHRIES Hillingdon, Surrey
SLADE Uxbridge
DELL Uxbridge
PLUMB Suffolk
BROOKS Bladon, Ox
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suffolkmawther
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Just a thought 
Shipmeadow, whilst being a small, scattered village with a population of around 250 in the mid 1800s, was also home to the Wangford Union Workhouse. At the same time there were about 135 inmates included in that number (there was room for 450 inmates).
SM ...
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Every time I find an ancestor, I have to find two more !
Pendle, Stygall, Pipe, Fruer, Bridges, Fisk in Suffolk
Bridges in Derby
Fulker in Berkshire then hammersmith/Barnes LND
Murray, Clancy, Broker, Hoskins, Wilson, Sale in MDX/LND
Gt-Grandfather Michael Wilson born Cork, lived Fulham LND - arrived Boston USA 1889 - what happened next?
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Finch
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Hi SM,
I expect a lot of the Plumbs were living in the Workhouse at Shipmeadow as I think most of them were quite poor. Thank you for the information you sent about it, its always interesting to hear about the history of these places.
Regards, Joan
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FINCH Ickenham, Willesden
BARNES Isleworth, Marylebone
PERRY Marylebone
HEAPS Clerkenwell, Holborn
HOOPER Clerkenwell
FOX Norfolk
VICKERY Bristol, Somerset, Marylebone
WELTON Marylebone, Norfolk, Suffolk
HUMPHRIES Hillingdon, Surrey
SLADE Uxbridge
DELL Uxbridge
PLUMB Suffolk
BROOKS Bladon, Ox
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