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Offline trish1120

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Re: 1862-1866 Somerset VICKERY
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 24 May 16 14:03 BST (UK) »
Welcome to Rootschat Peter.

FreeREG has the 1789 Marriage and John VICARY is described as a Sojourner (temporary resident) on it.

Now I did notice a THOMAS/BETTY Vic* Baptising Children in Milverton at the same time as JOHN/JANE with the same names;'
EG;
JAMES, 25 April 1790 to John/Jane VICKRY
JAMES, 17 Apr 1791 to Thomas/Betty VICKRY
SARAH, 29 Oct 1797 to Thomas.Betty VICKRY
SARAH, 2 Dec 1798 to John/Jane VICARY

JOHN/JANE had James 1790/John 1794/Isaac 1796/Sarah 1798/George 1803/ Mary 1804/Ann 1806/Harriet 1807/Robert 1810

THOMAS/BETTY had  Mary 1784/Betty 1786/James 1791/James 1792/Sarah 1797/ John 1801 and a Hannah 1788, Baptised 1807
On Marys Baptism their abode was Wiveliscombe*

As you say John was buried 1844 age 82 (birth c 1762)
Thomas 1802 age 40 (Birth c 1762)
Possible Thomas Baptised Milverton 1760 to JOHN/MARY
Another Child of theirs was James 1756

Although I think it is possible John/Thomas were Siblings I cant prove it as such.
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Re: 1862-1866 Somerset VICKERY
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 25 May 16 07:54 BST (UK) »
Thanks Trish - I will have to hunt around and see if I can find my John Vickery (or other spellings) born 1762 ish. There seem to be quite a few in Vickerys in Somerset and most seem to be called John James William or Thomas and the ladies Elizabeth, Ann, Mary and Jane. I find it amazing that in some of these small villages there are so many Vickerys. I went to a huge school in London and my brother and I were the only ones with the name.
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