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Title: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: karenperri on Sunday 08 October 17 08:05 BST (UK)
Hi, This man was born around 1772 apparently attached to St Lawrence Church in Thanet. He married Ann Beerling in 1799 - June 9th in the same church.  I want to find who his parents were. Can anyone look up St Lawrence marriage register and see if his parents were written down there.  Many thanks
Title: Re: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: rosie99 on Sunday 08 October 17 08:31 BST (UK)
Hi

Welcome to rootschat
Cornelius was a bachelor,  Ann was a spinster both of the parish - married by licence. Wit Thos Ashendon & Jno Philpot.  Cornelius signed Ann signed with x.  No other information
Title: Re: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: karenperri on Sunday 08 October 17 09:35 BST (UK)
Thanks Rosie. He died in 1803 - I wonder if the death certificate would give more information. Do you know where I can see that? He is buried at St Lawrence Church graveyard as far as I know. 
Title: Re: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: rosie99 on Sunday 08 October 17 10:43 BST (UK)
There will not be a death certificate, registration did not start until 1837. 
St Lawrence burial register has
3 March 1803 - Cornelius Mulder - Age 31 -Decay - NG (not sure what NG is, possibly location in graveyard  :-\ )
Title: Re: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: karenperri on Sunday 08 October 17 10:53 BST (UK)
Thank you very much Rosie. I wonder how one can be decayed at 31 years? Yes maybe NG is "new ground" or "north ground".  Thanks
Title: Re: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: rosie99 on Sunday 08 October 17 11:04 BST (UK)
I thought that about decay as well.  :)
Title: Re: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: Annette7 on Monday 09 October 17 01:37 BST (UK)
This surname doesn't seem to feature in baptisms in Kent around the relevant timeframe.

As has been said, they married by Licence and don't know if tracing that would yield any clues to his origins.   

The fact that he was resident in the parish when he married doesn't mean he originated there, just he was a resident there at the time, and he could have originated anywhere.   Looking at some online trees suggests the name could be Dutch.

Annette

Title: Re: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: middlesbrough on Monday 09 October 17 07:21 BST (UK)
There is a record on FindMyPast for a cornelius malder who was a pow from the napoleonic war. I agree, he could possibly be dutch. Oddly enough, there is also a plw with the same name from ww2. He was dutch
Title: Re: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: Ladyhawk on Monday 09 October 17 07:50 BST (UK)
This surname doesn't seem to feature in baptisms in Kent around the relevant timeframe.

Looking at some online trees suggests the name could be Dutch.

I don't know if this relates to the Cornelius Mulder/Maulder you are looking for but thought I'd post just in case.........

Cornelius Meulders (Evers)
Baptism Date:   19 mei 1770 (19 May 1770)
Baptism Place:   Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands
Role:   dopeling
Register Type:   doopakte
Archive:   Het Markiezenhof

Cornelia Meulders
Baptism Date:   15 mrt 1776 (15 Mar 1776)
Baptism Place:   Steenbergen, Netherlands
Role:   dopeling
Register Type:   doopakte
Archive:   Het Markiezenhof

details from Anc*y Web: North Brabant, Netherlands, Markiezenhof Baptism Index, 1597-1810

There's also these 4 Cornelius Mulder Netherlands, Baptism Index, 1569-1907 unfortunatley I can't view details ie location, dob only the persons name & parents

Cornelius Mulder Jan, Anna
Cornelis Mulder   Hendrik, Neeltje
Cornelis Mulder   Reinier, Catharina
Kornelis Mulder   Jan,Jannetje

you can also search marrriages Netherlands, Marriage Index, 1570-1938
Title: Re: Cornelius Mulder/Maulder
Post by: bearkat on Monday 09 October 17 08:10 BST (UK)
At his marriage he signed his name Cornelius Mülder implying that he was not English.