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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Bedfordshire => England => Bedfordshire Lookup Requests => Topic started by: FionaO on Monday 29 June 15 17:10 BST (UK)
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Hi All,
I'm wondering if someone has access to the baptism records for Blunham Beds as I have a rellie query.
I've traced back to Tingey SABEY but get a bit confused as on a couple of different sites there are baptisms listed as both 1792 and 1795, also for both John Tingey SABEY and Tingey SABEY but both with father Tingey SABEY and mother Mary.
So, in essence, can anyone check the baptism records for 25 December 1792 or 1795 and let me know if it is John Tingey SABEY or no John, and any other info.
(for Tingey also read Tingay and SABY, SEABY, SABEY, etc)
Your hopefully,
Fionaohwhatalovelyname
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Hi Fiona
I'm sure someone will look for you, but just wondering if there were two sons? Perhaps the first child died and they named the other one after him?
Regards
giggsy
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Hi Giggsy purr,
I did wonder that but both records (transcriptions only) have exactly the same details (including the film no) with only one digit of the year different. And I admit I was hoping whoever (please) can look it up will let me know if that's the case!
Fionaoh
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They are cooking their din-dins at the moment!
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This name's been discussed before, see....
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=668076.msg5131691#msg5131691
.... but when David comes back in out of the heat I'm sure he will give you some answers
Cheers John
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Hi John-P,
Sun worshipping aside, this is when it's get a bit interesting as I did find that post but don't yet have a Maria in my tree. I've got a Mary, but my current Tingey John or not, married a Hannah GOODMAN and not an Elizabeth. I still trying to get him fixed before I go onto the other SABEYs (I got badly distracted with James SABEY who (if the right one) was a pioneer of the Mormons).
Who said family research was dull!
Thanks,
Fionaooooh
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From Blunham with Moggerhanger PR transcript.... baptisms...
25 Dec 1792 John Tingey son of Tingey & Mary Saby
25 Dec 1795 Tingay son of Tingay & Mary Saby
There are 2 different entries so 2 children
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Came in from the garden, but missed this thread last night. Brain was fried, so had to go into the Irish pub to cool down. Too hot! At 6.30 yesterday evening it was 36C (that's the temperature John, don't get overheated!) and it's getting hotter later in the week. And I'm out of cold beer.
I agree with John. Two separate sons, John Tingey, and Tingey.
John married Elizabeth Clark in Blunham on 30 Jun 1811 and appeared in censuses as John and doesn't seem to have used his middle name, and Tingey married Hannah Goodman in Renhold on 4 Oct 1814.
It was Tingey's son James who joined the Mormons and emigrated to Utah, arriving in the US on 22 May 1861
I assume that James' sister, Rhoda Sabey, was your ancestor
And if you can find the marriage of John Sabey to Jane probably Tingey c 1738 I'd be very grateful!
David
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Hi John-P and David,
Oh my, many thanks for that info. I didn’t really think there would be two but I’m often surprised in the game called family.
I am indeed related through Rhoda SABEY and got onto this quest with my GGGrandfather who was called James Sabey SMITH, born 1860 in Biggleswade. He keeps getting confused with another James Sabey SMITH born 1870 in Huntingdon (so 10 years and 20 miles apart). It is quite an unusual name, especially in the world of SMITHs so I was sure there was a connection. Finally with a bit of time to spare I’ve managed to track them both back to Tingey SABEY! I’m quite chuffed though suspect I’m not the first. And now I have both James Sabey SMITHs in my tree!!! And a whole posse of SABEYS.
So then my next question is whether we’re Great Cousins too? What is your connection to the Sabeys? And I’ll keep hunting for that marriage but suspect you’ve been at it for a while, so don’t hold your breath. Do you know if James SABEY was religious before he left the UK? And was he/ his father & family already Seven Day Adventist? And if yes, are they part of the non-conformist group of records? So many questions.
I don’t normally get chance to family tree during the week but got so excited by the name of Tingey I couldn’t wait until the weekend....
And the next task will be trying to tie the two SMITH families – now that won’t be easy.
Fionaoooooooooh
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James wasn't Seventh Day Adventist. He was a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, the Mormons, head office Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, and he was doubtless a member of the church before he emigrated to Utah.
Your Tingey Sabey b 1795 was the son of Tingey b 1764 in Northill, who was the son of John Sabey b 1715 in Colmworth, who was the son of Joseph by his second wife Katherine Berry. Joseph was my 7xg grandfather via his son Luke from Joseph's first marriage, who moved to Southill, along with his brother Joseph. In a different line I also have a 5xg grandfather James Sabey in nearby Henlow c 1740, but I haven't traced where he was from. I suspect he's connected to the Colmworth family, but that's idle speculation.
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Not sure if you have this info or not ?
tingy sabey aged 79yrs buried 13th nov 1843 at st andrews biggleswade
regards
alli
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Thanks Alli, Yes I do have this detail, but Fiona doesn't seem to have got back this far yet. This Tingey was the father of John Tingey and Tingey, and was baptised at Northill on 9 Dec 1764
David
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Oooh, thanks again for your replies.
And David, it definitely sounds like we're half rellies! I'm going to have a great time with this branch ..... well when I get the time....
Fionaofeelingevenmoreofamuttoftheseisles