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stuartstevens
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Re: SMITH Family - Cordwainer, Chard
« Reply #15 on: Sunday 25 October 09 20:55 UTC (UK) »

I have been able to see the family register of John Smith.  It includes his parents Thomas Smith and Sarah Smith.   Given below is what was included in the register for the family.  It seems to indicate that John was the first child born in Chard that the older children and even parents were born in Wareham.  They must have only been in Chard a short while because younger siblings were born in Winsham.    Consulting the on-line baptism records from Wareham I think that Sarah Smith was the daughter of George Smith and Lydia Northover.   The parish records on-line for Wareham and Winsham are great and I can find most of the children and even some marriages for these children.   I find it odd that John's baptism is not recorded, but maybe there is a gap in the logs.

Thank you so much for looking for him for me.  I really appreciate it.

I cannot believe how much I have been able to find on these families with the help from all of you who have posted information and sentme records!   This is awesome.

1761   Thomas Smith born at Wareham.  Died at Winsham
Dec 14   half past 3 morn                [added in different pen but maybe the same hand
                                                          Dec 22nd 1839 – 1761   aged 78 years when he died]

1767     Sarah Smith born at Wareham.  Died at Winsham   [No date given]
Nov 21


Married at Wareham
July 11 1791

Their children

1792
July 31   Thomas
                         Half past 2 morn   Born at Wareham.  Died at Winsham
1793
Oct 28   Henry
                         7 o clock morn   Born at Wareham.  Died at Tyrenleon
1796
May 3   Sarah
                        40 m after 4 afternoon   Born at Wareham.
                         Died at Warham Augt 25 1796 2 clock Thursday morn 16 weeks and 2 days old
1796
May 3   Mary Hine
                Half past 6 afternoon   Born at Wareham
1798
Feby 13   Sarah
                 Qr past 8 eve   Born at Wareham

1801
Feby 4   Lydia
                 Qr past 8 morn   Born at Wareham.  Died Aug 5, 1843
1803
Septr 13   John
                 6 oclock eve   Born at Chard
1805
June 10   Elizabeth
                 8 o’clock morn   Born at ______  [blank]
1807
Feby 8   William
                6 oclock morn   Born at Winsham. 
                 Died a Yeovil Mch 31 1830 8 oclock Eve aged 23 years
1809
Feby 18   Betsy [L]
                6 o clock morn   Born at Winsham
1811
May 7   James
                2 o clock afternoon   Born  _________ [blank]
1812
Nov 23   Richard Hansford
                About 12 m to 5 morn   Born at Winsham Died when a child
      
Sister Sarah’s Daughter Elizabeth Hammond Died May 6 1847 about ½ past 10 o’clock eve
Uncle John Smith Born July 1 – 1777 - 
This handwriting  is  for these last two entries may be different than the  original log above – could be the same written with different instrument later



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stuartstevens
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Re: SMITH Family - Cordwainer, Chard
« Reply #16 on: Sunday 25 October 09 21:32 UTC (UK) »

This is rest of the information from the family register.  It contains the information on John Smith's family and a bit about three of his sisters.   I have added some notes on what I have found in the parish registers participants of this topic have suggested.  This has been so helpful in helping me find details about this family.  Thank you all so much.


1803 Sept 13
About 6 o’clock eve   John Smith             Born at Chard

1796 Dec 13   Mary Ann Follett  [

 Born at London.  Died at Winsham Oct 26 1836 aged 44 years

Married At Winsham
January 23rd 1831
Their Children
1831 May 20   Mary Ann
Born at Winsham 20 m after 11 o’clock eve
Died at Winsham May 22nd about 4 c’clock Tuesday morn aged 29 hours

............................................

1803 Sept 13
About 6 o’clock eve   John Smith              Born at Chard
...
1818 Mar 29   Amy Newbery        Born at Fordwater

Married at Chardstock The Second time
Mar 2nd 1839

Their children:

1840 Feby 18   Sarah Ann
Born at Winsham  Tuesday about 10 m before 3 oclock afternoon

1841 Nov 17   Mary 
Born at Winsham  Wednesday about half past 11 oclock eve

1844 Jany 23rd   Thomas Smith 
Born with a vail on at Winsham Tuesday about ¼ before 3 oclock afternoon

1847  Octr 24   Sidney Henry
Born at Chard Sunday about ¼ past 1 oclock morn
Died in Chard Sept 27 1849 25 m past 5 o’clock morn drank boiling water Tuesday 25th morning about 12 o’clock.  Buried Winsham Chapel Wednesday 11 o’clock following day.”

1851 Jany 11   Ruth Elizabeth Smith
Born at chard Saturday eve about ½ past 7 o’clock

 

The register then has blank pages each headed with information which seemed to indicate that the children of Thomas and Sarah Smith were to be entered in the remainder of the book.

Daniel Hunt
Mary Smith
Married
Their children


[note Wareham records on-line indicate Daniel Hunt married Mary Hine Smith 12 Jun 1828 in Wareham.  They are in the 1851 census in Thorncombe.  In 1861-1881 Daniel is in census as widower.  Mary probably died in Thorncombe between 1851-1861]

Joseph Hammond
Sarah Smith
Married
Their Children

[note:  Sarah Smith is in the 1841 census with her family in Yeovil.  Her husband Joseph is a glover and they have four children.  His brother John is with them in 1841 and 1851.  In 1851 Joseph appears as a Glove Manufacturer .  In 1861 they cannot be found in census but Joseph’s brother John Hammond is listed as a visitor in the home of George and Elizabeth Picford.  Elizabeth is Sarah Smith Hammond’s sister.  Elizabeth Hammond, daughter of Joseph and Sarah Smith Hammond, was 8 in 1841 census.  It is her death that is written in the register below the family of Thomas Smith.]

William Loaring
Lydia Smith
Married
Their Children

[Note: from Winsham records online  Lydia Smith married William Loaring 9 Oct 1832 in Winsham.   I could not find either of them in the 1841 census.  There are two young Loaring children, James and Emma,  enumerated  with Elizabeth and George Pickford in the 1841 census.  James Loaring is still with them in 1851 aged 16 he is listed as an organist and teacher of music.   He is found there again in 1861, same profession.]
 


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