Mary Ann Hartnell Strickland

[softly softly]

Hi, Is it possible without me having to purchase marriage cert for someone to give me details of this ladies marriage to John Stamp in 1840.Ref mar q Sheppey 5 427. Looking to see if John is a widower, their fathers names and occupations.

Thanks

John

[redtonyt]

Hello John,

I am afraid you are out of luck unless sks has already purchased the Certificate.  According to the KCC site the marriage took place at Register SSHEP1, this as far as I can tell refers to a Register Office.

A regretful,
Tony

[MaureeninNY]

Not much info but it may help:

South Eastern Gazette January 14, 1840

Jan.6,at the Registrar's Office,Sheerness,the Rev. J Stamp to Miss Strickland,both preachers in the Primitive Methodist connection at Sheerness.
.........
Kentish Gazette May 14, 1839

May 4 at Sheerness,Mrs. Stamp,wife of the Rev John Stamp,Primitive Methodist Minister,age 27. The deceased had been a popular preacher in that connexion upwards of nine years and was much respected.


Maureen

[redtonyt]

That fits with the 1841 Census when the family is living on the High Street, Ramsgate.

John Stamp M 33 Dissenting Minister
Mary Stamp F 23
Emma Stamp F 7
Mary Stamp F 4
Mary Strickland F 50 (or 56?)
Elizabeth Buckler F 60
All of the above not born in the County.

HO 107, Piece 469, Book 1, Folio 4, Page 1

Tony

[MaureeninNY]

John STAMP died in 1847 and Mary married again in Bristol Dec Qtr 1850 to Lewis THOMAS.


They're in Cardiff in 1851 and then seem to go off to Australia.


Maureen

[redtonyt]

John Stamp buried 3 Feb 1847 at Ardwick, St Thomas, Manchester, from his residence at Hulme, age given as 39.

Tony

[softly softly]

Thanks to all who have posted answers. The reason for this post is a little long winded. I am trying to break down as to whether John's daughter Emma was the mother of 3 children to a Samuel Hood. They appear together on the 1861 census with 2 children, Alice and Alfred. By 1871 she appears as Annie Hood with an additional child named Samuel. Samuel snr is nowhere to be found. It should be noted that prior to being with Emma he had divorced his first wife, fathered 5 more children with a Matilda Foxwell. By 1881 she is called AMY Hood with the same 3 children. Lives next door to a Charles Haywood. She then in 1883 marries Charles Haywood as AMY STAMP HOOD. She records her father as John Stamp Hood occ Cabinet Maker. This is as per her and her sisters baptism cert in 1836. Emma dies in 1898 aged 66.
Whilst the family appear together in 1841 with Emma and Mary Ann what is still concerning me is that I thought I had found the two girls in 1841 on a census in Bermondsey. The head of the house appears to be a Mary Ann Willmott. I wrongly thought John Stamp had died and Mary Ann had remarried. Are these two girls the same as, and recorded twice in 1841.
So I'm still no neare as to whether Alice, Alfred and Samuel are Samuel Hoods children as I can find no suitable birth ref.

John

[MaureeninNY]

I think we have two sets of STAMP sisters.

The ones you are looking at do seem to be on the 1841 in Marylebone.

Just for background:
John's marriage:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NJ92-T8N

Emma's christening:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JM4Y-384
Father John is a cabinet maker.

Mary Ann STAMP nee RAYMOND marries again:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2D4D-HBX

1851 Census (on A*try the girls are transcribed as STAUF)
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:SGFY-F8W

I see on the 1861 census that sister Mary Ann is with Emma.

Maureen

[softly softly]

MaureeninNY, Well spotted and thank you. The funny thing about this is that Emma's sister Mary Ann Raymond Stamp married in 1863 to James Williams. Also on that same ref is George Albany Johnstone. I remembered having seen an "Albany" marrying a Mary Ann Stamp earlier but did not connect the 2 of them. Struggling now to find Albany Storer Johnstones death as on 1851 census Mary Ann is a widow, and cant find the birth ref of George Albany Johnstone. Thanks again

John