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« on: Wednesday 23 April 08 14:32 BST (UK) »

There was a Sarah Dickins who married a Thomas Daniells at Wilstead on 26/12/1841, & the marriage entry on the IGI says her father was Stephen. I have her baptised at Riseley on 7/10/1821 being daughter of Stephen & Martha (Williamson).

The 1841 census has Sarah Dickins age 20 being a female servant in Wilstead, & in 1851 & 1861 Thomas & Sarah Daniels are there with their children.

Plus in 1861 also at their home is Elizabeth Dickins, unmarried sister aged 30 born Riseley.

I have not found out that Elizabeth is another daughter of Stephen & Martha, as I cannot find her in previous censuses. Can someone else  have a quick look around please.

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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 23 April 08 14:51 BST (UK) »




   Hi John .....

  This one is Risley..... different family...

  Eliza Dickens 9   others are

  Daniel Dickens 45 brickmaker
  Sarah               40
  William              21 brick maker
  Mary                  17
  Joseph               15
  Thomas              13
  Sarah                 11
  Eliza                     9
  George                 5
  Charles                 3
  Harriett                 1 month
  Sarah                  58

   all appear born in county

   She is in the right place and age but she has a sister who is 2 years older than her not 10 years older.

   Will dig in 1851  ...often clearer.....famous last words! Roll Eyes

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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 23 April 08 15:16 BST (UK) »

Hi John

Strange one

Riseley PR is on the BVRI post 1812 but no sign of an Elizabeth dau of Stephen baptised c1831. The penultimate Stephen/Martha child was Henry on 24 Oct 1824 then a big gap until Jonathan on 10 Aug 1837

The position is made more difficult by the presence of another Stephen with wife Rebecca who were baptising children 1828-33 (this Rebecca was buried age 38 on 10 June 1835)
and Stephen and Jane who baptised 3 children 1814-15 (I'd have thought this was the same Stephen who married Martha but I can't see a burial of Jane)

There was definitely another child whose baptism I can't see - another Stephen age 23 son of Stephen married in Riseley on 2 June 1857. But which Stephen was he the son of?

There are three Stephen burials in Riseley - 25 May 1837 age 40, 24 Nov 1843 age 80, and 16 Feb 1851 age 53.

Finally found them in 1841 as Dockins. What dock transcribed it? Elizabeth 11, Stephen 6, Jonathan 3 are with Stephen 40 and Martha 45 but it's too faint to read. I'll dust off the CDrom and confirm the details

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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 23 April 08 15:27 BST (UK) »

How Ancestry manage to turn a perfectly clear page into something so faint as to be illegible is beyond me. Thanks to Stepping Stones the page reads

Riseley
Stephen Dickens 40 bricklayer
Martha Dickens 45
Ann Dickens 14
Elizabeth Dickens 11
Stephen Dickens 6
Jonathan Dickens 3
All born in county

Do you want the baptisms of all their children from the BVRI? For some reason they seem to have missed Elizabeth and Stephen

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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 23 April 08 15:36 BST (UK) »

I can see them in 1851 now. The enumerator has transposed Elizabeth and Martha so Elizabeth appears as the head widow 57 and Martha as 20 daughter. Fortunately sons Stephen 16 and Jonathan 13 confirm what's happened

OK, that's sorted, sun's just come out, Stephan's on holiday this week so we'd better go out!

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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 23 April 08 15:54 BST (UK) »

Thank you David for sorting it out - glad it's turned out nice again.

For the record Sarah's brother John b 1819 married Selina Hancock, they had daughter Clara b 1847 & she married James Partridge, son of Robert, who headed the Riseley branch of my dynasty.

Also, thank you Tazzie for your contribution, I had noticed the Eliza Dickins & her family
   
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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 24 April 08 07:41 BST (UK) »

Looks like the Daniel Dickins that Tazzie found is the brother of Stephen. Both are children of Stephen Dickens & Sarah Brown who married in 1785.

Daniel married Sarah Rootham on 20/07/1823 at Riseley & he may have been married previously to Ann Moore on 21/07/1815 with recorded baptism of daughter Elizabeth in 1818.  Can someone check for burial of an Ann Dickins between 1818 - 1823 please

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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 24 April 08 07:47 BST (UK) »

9 Oct 1822 age 29 at Riseley

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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #8 on: Thursday 24 April 08 14:09 BST (UK) »

Thanks David - & now for the next puzzle

There are two Sarah Roothams baptised in Riseley in 1801

Sarah, chr 17/05/1801 - parents Daniel & Mary
Sarah, chr 25/10/1801 - parents Thomas & Mary

One married Daniel Dickins on 20/07/1823  & the other married Philip Dickins on 08/07/1821

Now which one married Daniel & which one married Philip
& who the dickens is the Philip anyway ?

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« Reply #9 on: Thursday 24 April 08 14:59 BST (UK) »

Ha ha! Miracles are instant, the impossible takes a bit longer

Can you get any clues from their respective children? Was the second son named either Daniel or Thomas after Sarah's father?

Any clues from the witnesses at the respective marriages?

Daniel & Sarah's first daughter was Mary. But both mothers of the two Sarahs was Mary, so rule that one out! Their first son was John and the second was Thomas, which if they followed the usual naming pattern might indicate that Daniel's wife was the one baptised on 25 Oct. On the other hand it might not. I assume she was the Sarah buried on 6 July 1849 age 48 ie born before 6 July 1801, which could fit either but more likely the first baptised Sarah ie daughter of Daniel & Mary

I can't see that Philip and Sarah baptised any children at all, although they had George and Sophia with them in 1841. But in 1851 this Sarah gave her age as 50 ie born prior to 30 March 1801. If she alive in 1861 and gave her age as 59 I don't want to know!

On balance I have to say that I don't know. I'll cogitate on it while I'm cutting my elderly neighbour's patch of weeds which she calls a lawn. I put some some weed and feed on it a few days ago and it's likely to be bare earth by now.

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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 24 April 08 18:29 BST (UK) »

Sorry, forgot the starter for 10. Who was Philip?

Philip Dickens married Sophia in Riseley in 1801 but I can't see they baptised any children. Philip's census ages put his birth at c1802, so he might have been an unbaptised child of Philip & Sophia.

Best I can come up at short notice

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« Reply #11 on: Friday 25 April 08 08:43 BST (UK) »

The IGI has extracted marriage of Philip Dickins to Sophia Lovell at Pertenhall on 28 Sept 1801.  The Riseley PR has their Banns dated 27 Sept 1801. The IGI member submissions for the marriage at Riseley are incorrect.

Sophia Lovell was chr Pertenhall on 15 Feb 1778

The 1841 census has Philip & Sarah has a daughter Sophia b 1826; she went on to marry William Sugars in 1842.

So is there a burial of Sophia Dickins prior to 1821 (when Philip married Sarah Rootham)

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« Reply #12 on: Friday 25 April 08 10:42 BST (UK) »

With or without a burial of Sophia, Philip who married Sophia in 1801 couldn't have been the same Philip who married Sarah in 1821 as he was only 49 in 1851. I suspect they were father and son, but in the absence of a baptism I can't prove it. Philip and Sarah also had a George living with them in 1841 (over the page).

The only Sophia Dickens burial was at Keysoe on 6 May 1834 age 38 so she can be ruled out. But there is a Philip Dickens at Riseley on 1 Jan 1805 (and another aged 70 on 15 Sep 1839), although I can't see a remarriage of Sophia

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« Reply #13 on: Friday 25 April 08 12:53 BST (UK) »

David I saw a burial of Philip Dickins on 1 Jan 1805 - plus a marriage of a Sophia Dickins to William Hancock on 14 Nov 1826 at Riseley - wonder if she was Philip's widow ?     

As to keeping it all in the same families - could this William Hancock be the one chr 29/07/1798 to John & Mary Ann (Brown) who's sister Selina b 1819 married John Dickins in 1839 ?

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Re: Elizabeth DICKINS/DICKENS of Riseley
« Reply #14 on: Friday 25 April 08 14:41 BST (UK) »

I wondered the same thing but there's a Sophia Hancock aged 30 in Riseley in 1841 with a number of children, including Frederick 6, but no William. Another couple in Riseley who didn't go in for baptising their kids, although there are a pair on the BVRI who look like late ones - Mary Ann in 1840 and John in 1847, plus a possible Frederick in Bedford in 1861. Sophia appears to have a married Richard Warrick judging by 1851 when she was 46 - the right age for her to have been a daughter of Philip and Sophia - along with Frederick Hancock son, 16*

There's a William Hancock age 40 buried at Riseley on 27 Feb 1839 so you are probably right as to the 1798 baptism

But I still can't see what happened to the Sophia married 1801

David

*Later - the IGI has her marriage to Richard Warwick which shows her father as Isaac Dickens, so she wasn't the daughter of Philip and Sophia. She's not on the IGI either. Was the whole village non-conformist? They tended to marry within the faith, so perhaps you're right about them keeping it in the family
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