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hepburn
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have we got Liz Foyle in the '41?
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hepburn
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No,Okay....Liz Foyle age 55,Joe Foyle 65,Ambrose Trowbridge 30,Isaac Foyle 20, Alf Foyle 15 Sarah Trowbridge 20,...
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Here's the marriage of Isaac & Mary:
18th March 1823 at Moor Crichel, Isaac Williams otp to Mary Prince otp, by Banns.
Witnesses Hannah Lawrence, John Mellish, John Sims
LOL SNAP Brambletye  added haven't we seen the name SIMS before, wasn't someone Sims a witness to a marriage or something? Tom Sims was a possible husband for Rose Ellen Williamsbutit was proved to be John Henry Mason |
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penfold, orchard, james , richards (travellers/romanies)
middleton, waterfield, skinner,adams, bray (devon, tiverton,silverton areas)
palmer,slack, smith, carnarton (cornwall)
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More trowbridges....Dinah Trowbridge to John Coffin 1822 somewhere called Tarrant Keynstone Dorset !!!
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No,Okay....Liz Foyle age 55,Joe Foyle 65,Ambrose Trowbridge 30,Isaac Foyle 20, Alf Foyle 15 Sarah Trowbridge 20,...
...and all these on 1841, so all ages rounded, dammit. However - Sarah age 20 = b. c1821, just as her probable father Ambrose is dying (bur. 6.11.1821 Witchampton). Isaac Foyle b. c1821 by Eliz's new man is prob. a couple of years younger, and has had his age rounded up.
Lydart, have we got a confirmed bapt. for your Samuel as son of Ambrose Trowbridge b. 1775 & Elizabeth Vincent m. 1802 Tollard Royal? I'm hoping I've not missed anything here, can't find it in the postings...or is it you're after having us prove it...
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...and to add to Lydart's summary:
Parents of Mary Prince = Moses Prince m. 10.12.1804 Moor Crichel to Elizabeth Prince (poss. his cousin???). Eliz. d. 21.12.1806 in childbirth of their other dau. Eliz., chr. that day and bur. 17.2.1807.
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Parents of Eliz. White who m. John Williams of Gussage = Thomas White & Eliz. Adams m. 27.3.1769 Moor Crichel. Eliz. White's siblings = Joseph chr. 15.9.1771, Thomas chr. 6.3.1774 both Moor Crichel.
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Parents of the Ann Sturney who m. Samuel Trowbridge are likely John Sturney & Sally/Sarah (surname u/k), ann's siblings look to be Henry 1809, Dina 1821, Mary Ann 1826, George 1840 (from poss. Census lookups).
Samuel T. had a second marriage, to a Sarah, I think this is so far unresolved apart from Census evidence...?
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deb usa
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Okay
Found ambrose in 1841'
Witchampton
Joseph FOYLE 65 in Blacksmith
ELIZABETH FOYLE 55
Isaac Foyle 20
Alfred Foyle 15
AMBROSE TROWBRIDGE 30 ag lab
Sarah Trowbridge 20
all born in county
Joseph Foyle b c 1776
JOSEPH FOYLE
15 JAN 1775 Witchampton, Dorset
parents; ABRAHAM FOYLE FOIL and Elizabeth Cutler
can't find any chrostenings for Isaac and Alfred ( who ended up in prison)
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penfold, orchard, james , richards (travellers/romanies)
middleton, waterfield, skinner,adams, bray (devon, tiverton,silverton areas)
palmer,slack, smith, carnarton (cornwall)
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Here's the marriage of Isaac & Mary:
18th March 1823 at Moor Crichel, Isaac Williams otp to Mary Prince otp, by Banns.
Witnesses Hannah Lawrence, John Mellish, John Sims There's that Sims name......  Added Lol Deb telepathy again....
i was looking for that too but didn't find it!
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On page 20 already - not sure there's going to be room for this, but here goes...
Right ... I've checked through the two birthday books I've got ... and can throw these three names into the melting pot:- John Reginald Mason b. 3/Mar/1897 Samuel Trowbridge b. 1/April/no year given  and we have "Bert died, aged 17" on 22/Aug/no year
There’s one small nagging worm of doubt that’s been worrying me about this ever since I saw it, because the detail has come from the Birthday books.
If this is the Samuel Trowbridge b. c1821, and the books belonged to Lydart’s grandmother and great-aunt, Samuel would have been their grandfather.
Would they have put him in by his Christian name? I imagine most, like me, would have put in “Grandfather So and So’s birthday” - unless the books were meant to be an historical record of the family rather than a reminder to send a card.
This is making me wonder if there was another Samuel Trowbridge who was a cousin or some such - it’s quite a familiarity to refer to your grandfather by his Christian name even in this day and age, let alone in the 1890s.
Need advice please, Lydart! did your gran. & gt. aunt also put their parents’ birthdays in their books under their Christian names, or as Mother and Father? I’m after finding out if there was any other precedent for the format...
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Hi Toni and Bramble !
I've PM'd Toni ...
... and Bramble ... can I respond a bit later about the b'day books and whats in them ? I'm just about to go out !
I'll have LOTS of time tomorrow ... hopefully !
Will Tephra start another thread, or is that IT ?
Must run ...
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Dorset/Wiltshire: Trowbridge, Williams, Sturney, Prince, Foyle, Fripp, Triggle ... and more Cornwall/Devon/CANADA: Pomeroy Somerset: Clark(e) Durham: Law London: Poplett Lancashire/Cheshire/CANADA: Stubbs, Walmesley Census information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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submitted entry off the IGI...Mary Prince married Isaac Williams 1823 moor critchel.......
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