Edwin Thring, Wiltshire, babtised on 22.5.1831

[Matti]

Thanks for the information.

[keyboard86]

Thanks for the information.

 :)What has any of the above told you about Edwin Thring, what do you know of him marrying/children etc in South Africa, in fact what relationship do you have to him?
Keyboard86

[Matti]

:)What has any of the above told you about Edwin Thring, what do you know of him marrying/children etc in South Africa, in fact what relationship do you have to him?
Keyboard86

This is a very good question. It may be possible to see the connection in my posts, but I will rather give an explanation when I am positive about it. I am not yet.

[keyboard86]

  OK so you are asking about an Edwin Thring in South Africa, why
Keyboard86

[Matti]

OK so you are asking about an Edwin Thring in South Africa, why
Keyboard86

It is clearly said here:

"Samuel James Thring born 1806 in England. Migrated to South Africa with his then wife Elizabeth Treleaven-Abbot who was born in 1816. They were married at Westminister St. Paul Covent Garden on the 10th of August, 1835. This appears to be his second wife. They migrated to South Africa on a ship called the Sovereign which left Plymouth on November 24, 1849 with 9 children. Their last known address in London was in Marylebone. The children were: Alfred (20, Thomas (18), Henry b. 02 06 1836, James b. 22 01 1838, Emma b. 14 05 1840, Edwin b. 08 05 1842..."

[keyboard86]

  Well I could not see the above information in any of your posts, but now you know it is the 1841 family shown earlier, do the children/wife tie in with your findings?
Keyboard86

[Matti]

Well I could not see the above information in any of your posts, but now you know it is the 1841 family shown earlier, do the children/wife tie in with your findings?
Keyboard86

Possibly but I am not positive yet.

[keyboard86]

  Look you gave 2 Edwin Thring's one I showed b c 1831 not him, another above ended up in South Africa, so once again is there another Edwin we should be looking for?
Keyboard86

[Matti]

Look you gave 2 Edwin Thring's one I showed b c 1831 not him, another above ended up in South Africa, so once again is there another Edwin we should be looking for?
Keyboard86

No, the one who immigrated to South Africa is the one I am interested in.