Who did Mary Ann CLAYPOLE marry?

[Newfloridian]

That would certainly fit

Many thanks

Now working backwards to see where Emily's Jarvis family came from

Regards

Alan

[seahall]

William dies in Ashtead

Ashtead St Giles.

Pg. 69, No. 547
William Thomas Thompson, The Street, Ashtead, June 3rd 1899, aged 65.

Sandy

[Newfloridian]

... and that places Emily (Jarvis) Thompson also at St Giles, Astead buried on October 15th 1907

Cheers Alan

[Ladyhawk]

Emily Jarvis, 29, Spinster, Market Harborough, James, Shoemaker

There's this entry but father named JOHN - I wonder if it's your Emily Jarvis in 1841

St Mary Lane, Bowden, Magna, Market Harborough, Leicestershire
John Jarvis 1806 occ Shoe’m
Maria 1826
Emily 1830
Joseph 1833
Eliza 1835
Charlotte 1837
Martha 1840
All born in this county apart for John

GRO indexes now give mother's maiden name

Martha JARVIS mmn   COLLINS     
1839  D Quarter in MARKET HARBOROUGH  Volume 15  Page 172   

There’s a John Jarvis  occ Shoemaker married to Barbara on 1851/61 census in Market Harborough

1851  HO107; Piece: 2079; Folio: 377; Page: 27
John 46  born Desborough wife Barbara 45,
Joseph 10, Eliza 16, John 8, plus 2 lodgers

John JARVIS mmn COLLINS    
1842  D Quarter in MARKET HARBOROUGH  Volume 15  Page 176   

1861 RG 9; Piece: 2249; Folio: 43; Page: 3
John 56 & Barbara Jarvis 55

John Jarvis
Baptism Date:   20 Apr 1805
Baptism Place:   Desborough, Northamptonshire, England
Register Type:   Parish Registers
Father:   Thomas Jarvis
Mother:   Mary Jarvis

[Ladyhawk]

Just looked at Emily's  1859 marriage entry and her father's name is JOHN Jarvis not James

[Newfloridian]

Hi Ladyhawk

Yes, I'd come to the same conclusion. In the 1881 census Emily gives her place of birth as Kibworth;' 1891 Market Harborough.

There are two deaths for Martha Jarvis in Mkt Harborough in 1844 - presumably mother and daughter (don't know which is which!). That leaves John Jarvis free to marry Barbara (?) Grocock at the end of the following year.

I'm interested in tracing the Jarvis family back to see whether they have any connection with my other ancestral families. We have Tilley and Tansley associated with Jarvis heading back to Kibworth and Market Harborough at the time of the Civil War; and another partly connected raft in Cottingham just over the border. Was it just a coincidence that the marriage to Barbara Grocock is registered in Kettering (which includes Cottingham)

Actually the PR shows it to have been in Rushton but that does at least give me his father - Thomas, a soldier (one step back!!)

Alan

 

[Ladyhawk]

Yes, I'd come to the same conclusion.
In the 1881 census Emily gives her place of birth Kibworth;' 1891 Market Harborough.

So this would be her baptism

Emily Jarvis Baptism date 07 Mar 1830 Kibworth Beauchamp
Denomination   Anglican
Father John occ House Servant Mother   Martha
Archive   Record Office for Leicestershire, Leicester & Rutland
Archive reference   DE5417/6 Page   74
Record set Leicestershire Baptisms

[Newfloridian]

I never fail to be amazed by the remarkable near misses and coincidences that family history studies throw up. Bearing in mind that I started this thread about a Claypole (Emily Jarvis' husband's first wife), I have now placed Emily in the 1851 census working just a few doors away in Gallowtree Gate Leicester from a chap, John Chamberlain, who was intimately involved in the story of the savage murder of the 6 year old son of Sarah Ann Claypole (Mary Ann Claypole's 1st cousin) in Cottingham 25 years later - and, it should be said, the incident which started my own quest to unravel these family histories.

[seahall]

Sorry about that putting James instead of John.

I thought you were looking at the Jarvis family yourself Alan.

Sandy