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kuniv
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My great great grandmother was Elizabeth Matthews (bap 30 June 1804 at South Cerney. Mother Amy Norris (bap 3 June 1782 at South Cerney). Father was Richard Matthews a shoemaker and they were married on 13 May 1804. I know nothing more of him. Does anyone know his date of birth/parents/parish Please??
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Gillg
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Hi Kuniv, and welcome to RootsChat 
From the IGI extracted record the marriage of Amy and Richard took place in South Cerney, too, so the first thing to do would be to look at the South Cerney parish register, to see if there is any note to say whether Richard was "of this parish" or from somewhere else. Although there are several Gloucestershire births on the IGI for Richard Matthews around 1770-80, I can't see one from South Cerney. Maybe someone with access to other records can find him.
I shall be in Gloucester Record Office next week, so can take a look at the South Cerney PR for the marriage and see whether the baptisms show Richard and possibly siblings.
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Have looked at the marriage index, the marriage was by Banns, unfortunately it doesn't say where Richard was from. May give more in the actual register.
Susan
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Hallo Susan Thank you for prompt response about Richard Matthews. I have been able to make only one visit to Glos record office, but I did look at the registers, and it does not say where Richard comes from, only that he was a shoemaker. I shall try all the Glos parishes eventually but of course, he may be from out-of-county. with best wishes, Jackie
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kuniv
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Hi Kuniv, and welcome to RootsChat  From the IGI extracted record the marriage of Amy and Richard took place in South Cerney, too, so the first thing to do would be to look at the South Cerney parish register, to see if there is any note to say whether Richard was "of this parish" or from somewhere else. Although there are several Gloucestershire births on the IGI for Richard Matthews around 1770-80, I can't see one from South Cerney. Maybe someone with access to other records can find him. I shall be in Gloucester Record Office next week, so can take a look at the South Cerney PR for the marriage and see whether the baptisms show Richard and possibly siblings. Gillg Hallo Gill Many thanks for responding so quickly and for offering to look for Richard and possible siblings. If you find anything I would be thrilled to hear it. I believe that it does not say'of this parish' but only that he was a shoemaker. I suppose he may have come from out-of-county, in which case there's not much hope! with best wishes Jackie
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kuniv
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Dear Lesanne It has intruiged me for some that Elizabeth Matthews, whose mother was a Norris, then married a Norris in Oxford. I have posted a reader query in the Glos. FHS journal to see if anyone can find a link between the Glos Norrises and the Oxf Norrisses, but it hasn't been published yet. If you ever find any eveidence, please let me know! Thanks, Jackie
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Gillg
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Hi Jackie
The marriage record for Richard Matthews and Amy Norris gives the following detail. Richard bachelor of this parish and Amy spinster of this parish married by Banns on 13 May 1804 at Southy Cerney. Both signed the register, Amy particularly with a very fine hand. Witnesses were Abraham ?Prean? (splodge on page) and Elizabeth Mabbot, who made her mark.
I looked back at baptisms in South Cerney from 1750 onwartds, but found no Matthews children, so it looks as though Richard moved from another parish.
Perhaps a trade directory for the early 1800s would give you more information, but I can't see one for the right date on "Historical Directories".
Sorry I can't help you more.
Gillg
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Hallo Gillg Thanks for looking at the marriage entry of Richard Matthews and Amy Norris, and for the tip about looking at a trade directory, though so far I haven't come across one for the right date and area. Regards, Jackie
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I see what you mean, Jackie. From the Archives website it doesn't look as though there's anything old enough, but I'll ask next time I'm in there.
A shoemaker should have been apprenticed to someone to learn his trade. Maybe there are apprenticeship records, though I can't see anything on A2A.
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Census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukFAIREY/FAIRY/FAREY, CHURCH from Easton, Ellington, Eynesbury, Gt Catworth, Huntingdon, Spaldwick, Hunts; Burnley, Lancs; New Zealand, Australia & US. HURST, BOLTON, BUTTERWORTH, ADAMSON, WILD from Milnrow, Newhey, Oldham & Rochdale, Lancs.
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