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Ochsenkopff
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Hi
Does anyone have access to Weasenham St. Peter early church records.
I found a Samuel Horn married to an Elizabeth? Issue Elizabeth 1745 Mary 1749 Mary 1752 Hannah 1754 and John 1756.
As some records do not put the entire family in I am hoping there is a SAMUEL HORN[E] born about 1760 and maybe some other children.
I am trying to hopefully match this Samuel 1760 with another who ended up in Tharston with a Unice Payne as his wife.
Really appreciate any help possible.
Colin
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teddybear1843
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Hi
As the village historian, I have nothing more on this family, they did not baptise any more children in St Peters or All Saints.
Have you looked for wills? If your ancestor turned up at Tharston, you could try that area first.
If I can be of further assistance, please send me a pm.
Teddy
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Bear, Burrows, Burroughs, Goll, Mayes, Yull, Bacon, Harvey, Fenn, Youngman, Jary, Lake, Chesney, Yaxley, Freestone, Briggs, Carrington, Frarey, Blaxter, Bennefer, Gosman, Howard, Wildman, Woodbine, Jessop, Taylor, Walpole, etc etc all in Norfolk. Weasenham village history and families connected to the villages of Weasenham All Saints & Saint Peter in Norfolk. Happy to carry out research in Norfolk. Please PM for details. http://norfolktours.110mb.com/ |
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Ochsenkopff
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Hi Teddy
Thank you so much for your trouble.
Yes I have seen the church records for Tharston on my Samuel Horn[e] and although there are other Horn[e]s there once again no info on him or his marriage to eunice Payne[Paine] in about 1783,
he could possible fit into one of these families but the Samuel Horn in Weasenham seem to be a good match as all of his children match children of my Samuel Horn[e] and as there was a space for him to fit into as well i was hoping to be on the right track.
Looks like back to the drawing board.
By chance were there any other Horn families living at Weasenham in the same period?
I did come across an Edward Horn of Weasenham apparently something to do with 5 and half acres of land at Lenn Field of Gaywode dated 14/5/1488 but he is the only one I have come a
I do have access to Weasenham All Saints and yes there are no Horn's there.
Colin
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teddybear1843
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No, sorry, there are no others.
It could be worth you checking wills for all spellings of Horn/Horne/Hurn/Herne/Hearn etc etc as I have the family indexed under Hurn/Hunn and Hinn too, in my index as the writing was so bad in places.
Also, bearing in mind the Norfolk accent, (which I am blessed with!) Horn could also be under Orn/Orne etc!
Teddy
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Bear, Burrows, Burroughs, Goll, Mayes, Yull, Bacon, Harvey, Fenn, Youngman, Jary, Lake, Chesney, Yaxley, Freestone, Briggs, Carrington, Frarey, Blaxter, Bennefer, Gosman, Howard, Wildman, Woodbine, Jessop, Taylor, Walpole, etc etc all in Norfolk. Weasenham village history and families connected to the villages of Weasenham All Saints & Saint Peter in Norfolk. Happy to carry out research in Norfolk. Please PM for details. http://norfolktours.110mb.com/ |
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Ochsenkopff
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Hi Teddy
Once again I thank you for your info and yes there are spellings of the name Horne which i had not thought of.
Have looked through the wills but no luck.
IF Samuel and his wife moved from Weasenham than maybe they had more children and my Samuel could be a result of that marriage but proving it is another matter.
Will try to pick up on the marriages of the children and see where that leads me.
Thank you again for your assistance really appreciate it.
Colin
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