Pinnells of Malmesbury

[ggrocott]

I have been researching my Pinnell family for a number of years and have got back to Charles Pinnell who married Susanna Pember in Great Badminton in 1769.  The marriage was by licence with consent of parents.  The couple had 11 children, Charles Pember, James, Elizabeth, Andrew, Mary, Daniel, Susanna, Stephen Tilton, Margaret, Sarah and Thomas.

I am wondering whether Charles was the son of Daniel and Elizabeth Pinnell bp 1746 in Malmesbury.  If he was I would not have thought parental consent would be required, although it may be that it was Susanna's age that was critical as I have not found a bp for her.

Any help in investigating this couple and their ancestors further would be much appreciated.

[Capetown]

Assume you have seen the Licence/Bond on the Forest of Dean records

Gloucestershire Marriage Allegations 1637-1823 and Marriage Bonds 1730-1823

Two records:

Record: 4722

1 Jan 1769

Charles PINNELL over 21, Batchelor, Yeoman, residence: Great Badminton
Susannah PEMBER over 21, Spinster, residence: Great Badminton

Marriage by Licence:
he signs

Event type: Marriage Allegation
Memoranda: to marr at Great Badminton' sworn before Potter COLE

Record ID: 63142

extra info: 

Marriage by Bond
Signature : he signs
Witness 1: John COLEMAN a Yeoman of Hawkesbury
Other witness: Nathaniel RODWAY
Sealed and delivered in the presence of  : Job HARRIS

Event type: Marriage Bond
Memoranda: The groom and John COLEMAN are bound in the sum of £500.  To marry at Great Badminton.

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There are a number of PINNELL's transcripts incl

Record ID: 12023
16 February 1812

James PINNELL over 21, Batchelor, residence: Malmesbury, Wilts
Elizabeth STILE  (HILL on the other record)
over 21, Spinster of Cirencester
by Licence

etc etc

the second one

16 February 1812

James PINNELL, Sadler : residence: Malmesbury in the County of Wilts
Elizabeth HILL
marriage by bond
he signs

Witness 1: Jacob BROWN, a baker of Cirencester  ***

etc

? not sure if this Jacob BROWN, could be Jacob BOWN, who was a Baker in Cirencester and belongs to my BOWN family tree.

[ggrocott]

Thank you very much for that, I had seen the parish record of the marriage but not the licence/bond - obviously need to check Forest of Dean records again, have not done so for a while!

I have found a settlement certificate which quite clearly says Charles Pinnell claims to have been born in Malmesbury and I had therefore concluded he was probably the son of Daniel Pinnell and Elizabeth Bond, would be interested in any details of parents and siblings, or indeed any help in going further back.

[Capetown]

Looking at the Gloucestershire Burial Index Cd after 1813

Great Badminton

Charles PINNELL - 14 July 1820 (aged 73) which I assume you have re c 1747

Susanna PINNELL - 6 January 1818 (aged 70) c 1748

Looking at my discs

Using the Soundex there is

PINHELL/PYNNELL/PINNEL/PENNEL/PANNELL/PENLY etc etc

There are PINNEL's being married at Old Sodbury

(Back to Forest of Dean records)


20 April 1747

two records

Richard PINHELL aged 28 - residence: Badminton  (also transcribed as FUTRELL occupation, Carpenter)  ***

Susanna BANNING aged 23, Spinster : residence BADMINTON

by Licence and Marriage Bond

witnesses: W HUGHES/C HUGHES

Marriage Allegation: to marry at Old Sodbury


Memoranda: The groom and Gabriel VINER * are bound in the sum of £200 to marry at Old Sodbury

* Gabriel VINER a Mason of Badminton.


Gloucestershire Genealogical Database:

Charles PINNELL Will dated 1821 of Badminton (also a Carpenter)

[ggrocott]

Thank you, yes, I have the burials the marriage is also interesting,.