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calidris
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As a not native English speaker, what does annuiant mean and cordwainer? Sorry for bothering, but my dictionary is even not given me a slight idea!
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Justin
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allibaker
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annuitant means of own means
some marriages that might be of use-
ellis baker married fanny ingle 4th dec 1833 melbourne
looks like ellis remarried -
ellis baker married eliza negus 21st july 1842 melbourne.husband previousley married.grooms father david baker and brides father james negus
mary baker married george wootton 16th may 1833 melbourne
eday baker married alfred lee 4th july 1839 grooms father james lee and brides father david baker
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alli
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there is a death registered for david baker in march qtr 1847 royston district cambridgeshire vol 6 page 489
might be worth ordering ?
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alli
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calidris
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Hi Alli,
Excellent information. The main thing for me with the Joseph Baker story is that he was a important collector of both eggs and birds in the Netherlands in the middle of 1800. What i try to write down is a part of information about his personal life, including parents (now found), brothers + sisters (now found), job father (now found = watch maker), school (not found yet), and wife (found) and childeren, and exact date and place of death of both parents and wife (not found yet). All this information will be integrated in a book about the collectors of birds and eggs in The Netherlands 1500 - 2000 (will be finished in 5 years from now I hope). It is a non-commercial project by the way.
Thanks and if you find any additional information it would be welcome.
All the best,
Justin
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looks like sarah died between 1851 and 1861 as both daughters are with their respective families.cordwainer is another name for boot maker
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alli
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sarah campkin born april 1790 bapt 17th feb 1808 melbourne ( guess she had to be baptised before she could marry?).parents thomas campkin and eleanor.
hope this helps more?
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alli
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calidris
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Yes this helps very much, you helped me a lot. I'm very gratefull for all the things you brought up! Thank you so much.
All the best,
Justin
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