Henry and Elizabeth Etherden

[avm228]

Could he be the Henry Hetherden whose death was registered in Hastings, Sep qtr 1843?

[sillgen]

Although in 1861 Elizabeth born c1840 in St Leonards is shown as niece to the Head of the household I think she was Margaret's sister.  Sorry.    Should have made that clearer.

[Carol1947]

   Thanks everyone for all your help!  I am grateful.

Thanks for the Sussex Advertiser information.  I need to find out more about the trade basket making.  I don't understand why anyone would want to steal 19 baskets. )  Perhaps it was for what was inside the baskets.

Now that I know that my "Henry" was released from hulk prison in 1830,  the births of his children make sense. I am wondering if perhaps F.P. could simply stand for "Freed Prisoner" or "Felony Probation"

Unfortunately I do not have any birth certificates for Henry and Elizabeth Etherden's children.

Their daughter Margaret Ann married James Foord in All Saints, Hasting.  James Foord was a "Sawyer".

 They had a daughter Margaret born May 14, 1852 in Hastings, in the sub-district of Ore, Sussex.  On her birth certificate her mother's maiden name was spelt "Hatherton"  However the birth certificate that I was sent does not look like it is in the original handwriting.

This daughter - granddaughter of Henry and Elizabeth Etherden/Hatherton was married April 2, 1871 to Stephen Clark, All Saints, Hastings, Sussex.

Although I believe that Henry Eatherden was born in Lewes, Sussex, England, I have no proof.  His son John was christened January 23, 1831 in Lewes, Sussex.

Checking the Mormon Church records I found the death for a Henry Hatherton,  Jan.Feb. Mar. quarter 1838 in Hastings, Sussex, England.

I feel confident that the Elizabeth found in 1841 census without her husband is mine.  Thanks.

Thanks for the information about the second marriage of Elizabeth to Reuben Easton.

I must confess that I am still feeling bewildered and confused!:o)

Best wishes to all

[Jill on the A272]

Checking the Mormon Church records I found the death for a Henry Hatherton,  Jan.Feb. Mar. quarter 1838 in Hastings, Sussex, England.

Henry Hatherton was buried at St Helen's, Ore on 16 Mar 1838 aged 38.

[Carol1947]

Thank you. Would you, by chance, happen to know if he would have been buried in an unmarked or "common grave"?

[omega 1]

Hello Carol

Welcome to RootsChat

Reuben Easton was my Husbands 2xGreatgrandmothers Brother.

Reuben was at home on the 1841 with Mum & Dad(also Reuben )
I have Reuben & Elizabeth together on 51/61/71 & 81 census
To date,i have never  been able to find a marriage for Reuben & Elizabeth.Did they get married ?.

Kind regards
omega

[Jill on the A272]

Thank you. Would you, by chance, happen to know if he would have been buried in an unmarked or "common grave"?

Sorry Carol, the transcript only gives name date and age.

[omega 1]

St Helen`s,Ore,Monumental Inscriptions can be found on the "1066 genealogy"  web site.which I believe is our Moderator`s web site 

omega

[L]

Hi Omega,

Marriage for Reuben Easson December Quarter 1845 Hastings 7-619. On the same page is Elizabeth Hetherton.

Regards,
Lesley