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Topic: James R Yeowell's Scavenger Hunt...Everyone Welcome To Join In (Read 1720 times)
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James R. Yeowell
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Charles Frederick Yeowell
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Having been researching the ancestry of the Neale family (Rose Neale married Richard Down, of Halliwick Manor House, Colney Hatch, Middlesex -- they're son Henry Down married Meliora Lodington, daughter of Thomas Lodington and Ann Day), it has become clear that they are also married into the same Lincolnshire families as the Lodingtons of Lincolnshire.
In fact, Lt.-Col. George Maddison of Stainton-le-Vale, Lincolnshire (a grandson of Ralph Maddison, High Sheriff of Lincolnshire and Theodosia Newcomen -- their daughter Theodosia Maddison married Samuel Neale, of the Middle Temple), was in the 4th Regiment of Foot, which was the regiment Ens. Thomas Edward Lodington started his army career with (before transferring to the 53rd Regiment of Foot).
So it seems even though this branch of the Lodingtons moved to London, it seems they remained close to their Lincolnshire cousins.
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James R. Yeowell
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Charles Frederick Yeowell
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There's a passenger list for the ship London arrived New York 24 Jun 1823 which includes Thomas Loddington 29, Mary Ellen Loddington, 24, Edward Clarence Loddington 3, Bessie C Loddington 2 and Samuel Loddington 16 days.
Oh, this is most interesting.
This is Ens. Thomas Edward Lodington, his wife Mary Ellen (yet more proof that Ann Burrell is not the mother of his children), eldest son Edward Clarence Lodington (who actually was buried on 8 November 1826, Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, Finsbury), Bessie Caunter Ellen Lodington and a mysterious Samuel Lodington.
Samuel Lodington is either a son who died not long afterwards, or he is instead Candler Lodington, who was known to be born At Sea (the Atlantic though). This would suggest Candler Lodington was born on the way to America.
The whole family also returned back to the UK, so was this just a holiday, or was this Thomas Edward Lodington on an Army posting? If the latter, surely he would have travelled on a military ship and the family separately?
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James R. Yeowell
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Charles Frederick Yeowell
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PETITIONS of INSOLVENT DEBTORS, to
be heard at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, London,
on Friday the 30th of November 1821,
at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon.
Lodington, Thomas Edward, formerly of No. 5, Mecklenburg-
Square, afterwards of No. 31, Shouldham-Street, Bryanston-
Square, since of North-Place-Cottage, Finchley-Common,
Ensign on half-pay 53d Regiment of Foot.
This was two years previously.
Is it just criminal cases listed on the Old Bailey site?
Beverley Purton Edwards Lodington alias Edwards was not born until 1825/26 in Harwich, Essex. I always presumed maybe he was returning from Europe with his wife and were in Harwich at the time.
But perhaps they actually did live there for a time.
Perhaps Candler Lodington was christened in New York?
This would put Candler Lodington's birth as 8 June 1823, if this record correctly records him as 16 days old. This would also fit with him being born on the Atlantic Sea (on the "London").
Do you have a departure date for the London?
Mary Ellen Lodington would have known she was pregnant, of course, so perhaps they were planning on emigrating?
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