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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #15 on: Tuesday 14 July 09 20:03 UTC (UK) »

Too true Patrish, I've learn the hard way!  Roll Eyes

I tried searching for a Burchell etc but nothing came up so started looking through the Arundel records and that one jumped out at me.

A couple of siblings at Arundel also to Willaim and Elizabeth

Jane baptised 7 January 1816, Labourer
William baptised 19 September 1819, Carrier

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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #16 on: Tuesday 14 July 09 20:06 UTC (UK) »

The only Burchall that came anywhere remotely near was

John Francis Burchall baptised at St Nicholas, Brighton
on 6 March 1816 to Elizabeth, servant, abode George Street baseborn

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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #17 on: Tuesday 14 July 09 20:19 UTC (UK) »

Right ok, now I#ve gone back and reared the thread, I missed swebby's bit completely about John Summersel.  Apologies its been a long day

So went and had another look at Arundel, St Nicholas baptisms and came up with the following:

Elizabeth Summersel baptised 25 December 1809 to Anne Summersel
then John as swebby said
Ruth Summersel baptised 20 August 1815 again to Anne Summersel

so maybe Mr Burchell was father but not married to Anne??  Undecided

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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #18 on: Tuesday 14 July 09 21:25 UTC (UK) »

Looking at the overall picture of what we have found between us.

It looks to me as if Shaun has found the correct birth of the eluvise John Burchell who was in fact born a Summersel, his d.o.b is corrrect so is the place and the fact that some his children are given as Summersill with the alias Burchell ( have I got this right) Undecided

The Ann Burchell married to James with the children George b 1814 and Charles in 1816 same place Arundel  would seem to fit in nicley for her being Ann Summersill then either marrying or just living with James Burchall.  Undecided
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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #19 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 03:16 UTC (UK) »

WOW!! Thank-you all so much for your help with this. I am in Western Australia, and research can be difficult, I have been stuck with this one for many months. When I went to bed last night there were no replies to my post, but then this morning, there you were. I very much appreciate your efforts with this.

The children you have for John Burchell are defiently my family, the youngest Allen b. 1857, is my g-g-grandfather.

I did not realise there was another Fanny born and a Jack, I have all the names for the other children, but was not aware of the other surnames, Summersil and Fletcher.

Would anyone have any idea as to why there are two other names?

I will start researching what you have given me, but you are right, this is a difficult one, and it is so easy to make a mistake.
If anyone can come-up with anymore, I would be very grateful.

Many thanks and best wishes to you all, Carol Ann in WA


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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #20 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 03:50 UTC (UK) »

Most of my research is through Ancestry, and I have not managed to find  a John Summersel, but I have found another Ann Burchell.

I now have my first Ann Burchell living in King St, the same street as my John Burchell. She is a widow, a grocer and was born 1777.

My second Ann Burchell is living in Preston Place and born the same year 1777.She is a housekeeper to a John Fletcher, the name mentioned on the birth registration of some of John Burchills children.

Could this mean that this is Johns mother? Is it possible she is un-married and living with John Fletcher, and John Burcell is her son her maiden name?

I will keep looking.............
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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #21 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 04:05 UTC (UK) »

In my eagerness I forgot to mention that.......

The 2nd Ann Burchell is in Preston Place which is also in King St. She is not born in Arundel, and John Fletcher's occupation is given as Shoe-maker, which is interesting as my John Burchell is a Shoe-maker too.

In 1861 , John Burchells eldest son James has a son named Jack Fletcher Burchall, ( here we have the Fletcher name again ), James is married to Emily Susan Fry.

I am unable to do anymore research for today, but I would love to hear what you think.

Looking forward to your replies,
Carol Ann
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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #22 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 09:56 UTC (UK) »

Looking at the overall picture of what we have found between us.

It looks to me as if Shaun has found the correct birth of the eluvise John Burchell who was in fact born a Summersel, his d.o.b is corrrect so is the place and the fact that some his children are given as Summersill with the alias Burchell ( have I got this right) Undecided

The Ann Burchell married to James with the children George b 1814 and Charles in 1816 same place Arundel  would seem to fit in nicley for her being Ann Summersill then either marrying or just living with James Burchall.  Undecided

Hi Patrish

I would be a bit careful in assuming this as Ann Summersel had Ruth baptised in 1815 between George and Charles.

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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #23 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 10:05 UTC (UK) »

Hi Kerry,

I know we cant take anything for granted with this one and it was purely my brief overview from what we already know.

I thought that maybe Ruth  had been born earlier than she was baptised as we know that was a common occurance.

I dont have access to the SFHG data .

I also feel that the 2nd Ann Burchell is more likely to be the correct one purely because of the shoe makers connection and that fact that she was living as John Fletchers  housekeeper, he may have had no offspring and some her children assumed his name  but this need further investigation.
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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #24 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 13:13 UTC (UK) »

Hi Patrish

I agree about the second Ann Burchell too, the shoemaker connection is really good.  Be interesting to know where the name Summersel fits in.  There don't seem to be any marriages in Sussex for an Ann Summersel to a Burchell. 

Just one thought (I'm at work at the moment so can't look up till later) but has anyone checked the marriage of James and Ann, what was her maiden name?

I did wonder too whether Ruth was born earlier but it was odd that she was baptised under a different name than her brothers or is it?  I'm not really sure actually.

The other thing I must check later is George and Charles because the two I found on the SFHG database last night seemed to have different parents although I didn't note because I wasn't looking for them specifically.  I'll have another look later.

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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #25 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 15:40 UTC (UK) »

That's another marriage I can't see on the Sussex Marriage Index. James and Ann

Did none of the Burchell's actually marry??  Undecided

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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #26 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 15:59 UTC (UK) »

The first Ann is probably the wife of James who on the baptisms that I can find is described as a grocer, until their son Wildsmith was baptised 21 February 1819 where James was described as a Baker.  Charles was baptised 1 November 1816 to James and Ann.

The only George I can find is George Burcher baptised 11 October 1812 to Charles and Mary.  I cannot see a George baptised in 1814 to James and Ann unless he was baptised away from Arundel. 

Maybe George Burcher was a cousin and it was a mistranscription??

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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #27 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 19:27 UTC (UK) »

Hi Kerry,

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George Burchell 26 and Charles 24 are on the IGI children of James and Ann,


IGI extracted records.  Parents James and Ann

George Arthur Burchell ch. 11.12.1814 Pulborough

Charles Burchill  ch. 1. 11. 1816  Arundel.

I assumed these were the ones we were looking for, do you think they are wrong then. Huh

There was no marriage on the IGI for James and Ann that I could see.
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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #28 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 19:35 UTC (UK) »

Arrr I was looking for them in Arundel  Roll Eyes but they were in Pulborough first.  That explains that.

Found a burial for James 14 February 1820 age 52 at St Nicholas, Arundel so that I think would fit in with the 1841 census.

Preumably the Wildsmith I found in 1819 is one of theirs too. 

These Burchall marriages are a mystery though, because I can't see any that fit on the SMI either.

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Re: BURCHELL ARUNDEL
« Reply #29 on: Wednesday 15 July 09 19:39 UTC (UK) »

My fault Kerry I should have posted the full details  from the IGI previously  Embarrassed
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