Who did Mary Ann CLAYPOLE marry?

[seahall]

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.

Market Harborough P.C.
Pg. 153, No. 1220
Martha Jarvifs, Market Harborough, Octr 29 1844 aged 5 years

Sandy

[seahall]

If you haven't looked Alan this might help.

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01jlj/

It needs checking against original sources.

Sandy

[seahall]

So John married Martha Collins on 11 July 1825 at Kilby.

Kilby P.C.  By Banns
Pg. 10, No. 29
11 July 1825

John Jarvis of the Parish of Kibworth, County of Leicester, Bachelor, to
Martha Collins, otp, Spinster

Both signed their names.

Witnesses: George Painter, Mary Hufsall

Sandy

[seahall]

The other burial is noted below.

Market Harborough P.C.
Pg. 153, No. 1208

Martha Jarvis, Market Harborough, Augt 1 1844 aged 40.

Sandy

[seahall]

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

There is also an Elizabeth Collins in the same household.

Sandy

[Ladyhawk]

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

There's this marriage as a possibility (transcription)

Thomas JARVIS to Mary FEKIN
19 Jan 1802 Marriage place Desborough  Parish : Stony Stratford Bkm By Banns
Record set   Northamptonshire Marriages

Edit

Thomas Jarvis of Stony Stratford in the County of Buckingham and Mary Fekin of this Parish, both made their mark (x) in the presence of John Snr. & John Jnr. Aprice?

[Newfloridian]

I've been in touch with Linda at the Desborough site several times in the past and her information is usually reliable.

I've also been in touch with Buckinghamshire FHS in the past (maternal side - although they 'emigrated' from Grandborough to Market Harborough in the mid 19th c) so will try another contact to confirm the Thomas Jarvis link. I noticed John declared his father to be a soldier. That could have taken him into the Napoleonic era.

Alan