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Topic: 1841 Look-up MILLER please help, I'm stumped ! (Read 604 times)
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chris_1
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Hi Casalguidi
I didn't know the term "in law" could also mean "step" in past times ! You learn something new every day 
Appart from the Familysearch.org website, I have searched the M.I's for Woolwich, Lewisham and Deptford Churchyards in an attempt to find Jeremiah MILLER Jnr . I have yet to take a look at the Parish registers.
I have made a note of all the CLIBBON family details you so kindly supplied and think you may have something in that Mary Ann MILLER could have remarried. If so, she didn't waste much time, after only 2 1/2 years !
Morden Street in Greenwich is very close to where the MILLER family were living in 1811. It was in the Limekilns area now Greenwich South Street/Lewisham Road.
It seems I have still a lot more work yet to do 
Chris
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BENNETT, Acton, Staffordshire. DAVIES, Pwhelli, Wales, DODD, Bunbury, Cheshire. FIELDING, Glossop, Derbyshire, FOULKES, Denbigh. HAMSON, Leek, Staffs, HANNAFORD, Marlborough, Devon, HAYES, Woodbridge, Suffolk, HUTTON, Stapleton, Bristol, LLOYD, Denbigh, Wales, MILLER, Greenwich, Kent, PARKER, Sibsey, Lincolnshire. REVITT, Manchester, and SYKES, Rastrick, Yorks. Any census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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casalguidi
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Jeremiah MILLER of Blisset Street age 27 buried Greenwich St Alfege 19 Feb 1832
Lucy Ann Elizabeth MILLER baptised Greenwich St Alfege 25 Mar 1832 dau of Jeremiah & Elizabeth of Maidenstone Hill, private in the Royal Marines (born 13 Feb last)
Casalguidi 
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chris_1
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Hi Casalguidi,
Many thanks for taking another look at this puzzle. If Jeremiah MILLER had died in 1832 no wonder I couldn't find him on the 1841 census! He was still quite a young man at 27yrs. If you don't mind my asking, how did you manage to trace his burial?
Mary Ann MILLER became a widow only a year after their marriage, then married Samuel CLIBBON the following year.
The question of the incorrect mother's name (Elizabeth MILLER) on Lucy Ann Elizabeth's baptism record still worries me. Although as you mentioned on a previous posting , this could have been an error.
I had no details of an occupation for Jeremiah but I see you have discovered he was a private in the Royal Marines. I wondered if he died at sea?
If this is the correct man, he had two brothers in the Bricklaying trade. Both were living in Greenwich at the same time, one also lived nearby on Maidenstone Hill !
Thanks for the additional information you have kindly supplied. I am very grateful.
Chris
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BENNETT, Acton, Staffordshire. DAVIES, Pwhelli, Wales, DODD, Bunbury, Cheshire. FIELDING, Glossop, Derbyshire, FOULKES, Denbigh. HAMSON, Leek, Staffs, HANNAFORD, Marlborough, Devon, HAYES, Woodbridge, Suffolk, HUTTON, Stapleton, Bristol, LLOYD, Denbigh, Wales, MILLER, Greenwich, Kent, PARKER, Sibsey, Lincolnshire. REVITT, Manchester, and SYKES, Rastrick, Yorks. Any census information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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