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Oxfordshire / Re: Finmere - Hunt Family
« on: Thursday 27 February 14 16:43 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Victor and anyone interested in thsi topic some look-ups have already been done on this post

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=137180.0

DebbieG

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England / Re: John George Barnard marriage certificates
« on: Monday 24 February 14 08:39 GMT (UK)  »
However even the 1838 certificate won't have anything else different to the church registers,  if you have seen the actual register entry,  it will give fathers and professions and witnesses,  but the civil registration marriage certificate is a copy of the church register entry.

DebbieG

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A few more bits about Benjamin (who might or might not fit in). 

He died in 1823 buried in St Ebb aged 43 so born about 1780 (I can't see a baptism for him at St Ebb)
3 baptisms for daughters of Benjamin & Hannah Alder from St Ebb
1806 Hannah,  1809 Elizabeth,  1812 Sophia

Hannah Alder is buried at St Ebb 1818 aged 39

There is a marriage for Benjamin Alder wdr to Sarah Meads 1819
and a marriage for Hannah Alder to George Wyatt of St Mary Magdeline in 1828

This all fits in with a note from the Oxfordshire archives
Title    Assignment of Lease
Description    
PARTIES:
1. Samuel Collingwood (as in 2D/3).
2. Sarah Booth (as in 2D/4).
3. Hannah Knapp of Oxford, Widow and administratix of James Knapp.
4. a) George Wyatt of Oxford, Builder. b) Hannah Wyatt, Wife of 4a and administratix of Sophia Alder, her sister.
5. John Parker (as in 2D/4).
PROPERTY: Property on the corner of the road from St. Ebbes to St. Aldates Church now a Public House known as the Three Tuns, with a private dwelling house adjoining.
CONSIDERATION: £85 (from 5 to 1); £250 (from 5 to 4a).
COMMENTS: James Knapp left his property to his daughter Hannah, the wife of Benjamin Alder (4b and Sophia Alder were their daughters). On his wife's death, Alder married 2, and then died
intestate, his property being divided between 2 and 4. 2 and 4 now agree to sell their interest in the property to 5.
Date    29/Jun/1836

So some of the estate left by Benjamin and then his daughter Sophia was inherited from his first marriage to Hannah Knapp.

DebbieG

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Hi Pauline

I don't know how much of this info you already have,  Samuel Alder who died in 1822 in St Peter le Bailey,  is listed in the Oxfordshire wills index as a slatter and plasterer (he was probably an inn keeper as well).  Although he died in St Peter le Bailey he was buried at St Ebbs - aged 55 as you said.  He and Jane had a son Samuel baptised at St Ebbs in 1802 before settleing in St Peter Bailey,  there seems to be a strong connection to the St Ebbs parish.  Earlier in the registers at St Ebbs there is another Samuel Alder married to an Elizabeth who has 4 children baptised there John (1767), James (1776),  William (1779) and Joseph in 1782.  I have found an apprentice record for Joseph in 1792 -
Joseph Alder son of Samuel Alder of St Ebbs parish slater & plasterer to Thomas Taylor, tailor for 7 years from 1Nov 1792

So it seems that the elder Samuel was also a slater and plasterer,  I think it is very likely that Samuel the younger (died 1822) is a son of this Samuel - but as you say I can't see a baptism for him.  I also can't find a marriage for the elder Samuel to his wife Elizabeth,  it's not under ALDER or ALLDER in the Oxfordshire marriage index.

I will see if I can find any other pieces.

DebbieG

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Oxfordshire Lookup Requests / Re: Birth record Banbury, Oxfordshire
« on: Monday 27 January 14 06:40 GMT (UK)  »
Ohh nice spot on the relationship with Henry Garthwaite,   Galium   :)

From the registers of St Mary's, Banbury

burial
15 May 1853 Henry John Garthwaite of Calthorpe Lane aged 33

baptisms
1853 May 25th George son of Henry John & Catherine Garthwaite of Calthorpe Lane French Polisher
1853 May 25th Thomsine Elizabeth daughter of Henry John & Catherine Garthwaite of Calthorpe Lane French Polisher
1853 May 25th Samuel Robert son of Henry John & Catherine Garthwaite of Calthorpe Lane French Polisher
1853 July 4th Lucy Mary daughter of Henry John & Catherine Garthwaite of Calthorpe Lane French Polisher

It looks as though Catherine had the children baptised (after the death of Henry) and registered as Garthwaite even though she and Henry John weren't married,  and later they reverted to the name Bidmead I can see a likly George & Samuel Bidmead in later census (they were both Chimney sweeps).  They both give their place of birth as Banbury.  I think it very likly that the Lucy Mary above is the one you are looking for annevicary and that the father Samuel Bidmead on her marriage registration is made up useing her brothers name (I have seen this sort of thing before).


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Oxfordshire Lookup Requests / Re: Birth record Banbury, Oxfordshire
« on: Sunday 26 January 14 17:22 GMT (UK)  »
The only Bidmead record around that time in Banbury St May's registers is a marriage

1858 3rd August
George Johnson (x) 35 wid of Calthorpe Lane son of William lab
to
Catherine Bidmead 34 of Calthorpe lane daughter of David, furrier

There are no baptisms or burials for Bidmeads for 10 years either side of this marriage

However checking with familysearch,  there is a baptism of a Catherine Bidmead in 1824 at SAINT MARYS STREET WESLEYAN,CHEPPING WYCOMBE,BUCKINGHAM  the daughter of David and Lucy

So if Elizabeth was born in Wycombe the daughter of David Bidmead and Catherine was born there daughter of David & Lucy  I am thinking they could be sisters.  Perhaps Catherine had Lucy Mary Ann in about 1855 before her marriage to George Johnson,  she may not have registered the birth!

DebbieG

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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Re: Another photo with a crease
« on: Friday 11 October 13 06:37 BST (UK)  »
These are all brilliant - thank you so much

DebbieG

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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Another photo with a crease
« on: Thursday 10 October 13 12:56 BST (UK)  »
Hi - I am over the moon with the restoration of the photo I put on this morning,  can anyone take the crease from the middle of this one please?

DebbieG

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Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs / Re: Crease removal if possible please
« on: Thursday 10 October 13 12:51 BST (UK)  »
Wow - thank you all so much,  we are having a village local history display this Sunday and I wanted to include this, so thanks again

DebbieG

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