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Title: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: sarah99 on Saturday 03 June 06 09:03 BST (UK)
Hi

I notice that whilst the marriages at St Margaret's are on the IGI, baptisms aren't - is there any reason for that? Will I find details if I went to the Leicester Records office?

Regards
Sarah
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Mike from Leicester on Saturday 03 June 06 14:50 BST (UK)
Greeting's Again Sarah....

Have you tried this site ?
It has Baptisums  1604. ~ 1812. :-

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/IGIBatchNumbers.htm

But Yes the Records Office at Wigston has the records of all the events for
St. Margaret's Parish.

Records Office Address.

Leicestershire & Rutland Record Office.
Long Street.
Wigston Magna.
Leicester.
LE 18 2 AH.

Tel. 0116 257 1080.
Fax. 0116 257 1120.


Mon. Tues. Thurs. 9.15 ~ 5.00.pm.
Wed. 9.15 ~ 7.30. pm.
Fri. 9.15. ~ 4.45. pm.
Sat. 9.15. ~ 12.15.

e-mail :- recordoffice@leics.gov.uk
 

Hope this is of help to you
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: sarah99 on Saturday 03 June 06 15:59 BST (UK)
Thanks Mike - I'll get in touch with them.

Kind regards
sarah
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Mike from Leicester on Saturday 03 June 06 16:08 BST (UK)
Greeting's Again Sarah....

" Your very welcome "

If you let me know what your looking for
then I'll have a look for you I go to the Records Office most weeks now.

MIKE.
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: sarah99 on Saturday 03 June 06 17:30 BST (UK)
That's a offer I can't refuse Mike! However I think it may be a big ask because of the confusion over the surname. The details are as follows:

I'm looking for the birth of Sarah Ann Debrex (sometimes written as Deborex or Devereaux) abt 1825 in Leicester - I know her father was John Debrex. I also know there was a John Deborex (b1800) who married Dorothy Gadsby (1802) in 26 Dec 1820 at St Margarets and so I'm trying to confirm if they are the parents.

Any help appreciated

Sarah
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Mike from Leicester on Tuesday 06 June 06 20:56 BST (UK)
Greeting’s Again Sarah…..

There you Go…..

St. Margaret’s Parish Church.
Page. 215.
Entry No. 11715.

27th. Jan. 1825.
Sarah Ann
Daughter of
John & Dorothy DEBOREX.
Of Wharf Street.
He a Foundry Man.

Robert Barnaby Curate.

Marriages  Found
Did you know John & Dorothy’s Marriage
Was in fact a DOUBLE MARRIAGE.  ?

St. Margaret’s Parish Church.

Page. 172.
Entry No. 515.
John DEBOREX. Bachelor of this Parish.
Dorothy Gadsby. Spinster of this Parish.

Married in this Church following Banns
By me :- Robert Barnaby. Curate.

This Twenty sixth day of December.
In the year of
One Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty.

Both Signed by their own Marks = +

Wit’s :-
Joshua Gadsby. By his mark = +
Richard Stringer ( Church Steward I think he appears on several Cert.’s )

ENTRY No. 514.

George Bee. Bachelor of this Parish.
MARY ANN DEBOREX. Spinster of this Parish.
Both signed by their own Marks = X

Wit’s :-

William Pilkington.
Richard Stringer.

MIKE.
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: sarah99 on Wednesday 07 June 06 13:09 BST (UK)
Mike - this is amazing!

I can't thank you enough for your time and efforts. It's all the information I wanted and more!

Kindest regards
Sarah
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Mike from Leicester on Wednesday 07 June 06 20:48 BST (UK)

" Your very Welcome ..Sarah. "

If you require anymore help just ask ....

MIKE.
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: sft456 on Friday 26 March 10 08:03 GMT (UK)
"I go to the Records Office most weeks now"

MIKE.

Hello Mike

I wonder if you could possibly give us more details of these children, they are the offspring of Isaac and Mary Taylor m 9\8\1846 Foleshill, Warks. Would the record Office have their baptisms? They were all bn St Margarets

Mark   b 1853 Leicester or Dec qtr 1852 7a 141   ?
Harry   b 1856 Leicester or Sep qtr 1855 7a 172?
Louisa/Lucy     b 1859 Leicester or Sep qtr 1858 7a 169?
John C   b 1862 Leicester or Jun qtr 1861 as John Charles 7a 194? He may have m Emina M ?
Elizabeth   b 1864 Leicester?

Regards

Simon
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Mike from Leicester on Friday 26 March 10 20:54 GMT (UK)
Greeting’s….Simon.

I can Confirm using my St Margaret’s Baptisms 1615. ~ 1921.Disk

That none of your names
were Baptised at St: Margaret’s Parish Church……

Now you need to check out other Churches :~

St: Marks.
St: Lukes.
St: Matthew’s.
And at a pinch. …. St: George’s.

which were within the Parish to the Mother Church of St: Margaret’s
at the years stated….
You can get these dates from the Index books ( Blue ones )
next to the fiche filling drawers…….

MIKE. ……… 

Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: sft456 on Saturday 27 March 10 11:32 GMT (UK)
Hello Mike

Thanks for this information.  However perhaps I have confused you.

I don't live near Leicester (though my father's ancesters did). The quote I typed at the top of my topic was yours.

Would it be possible, when you are next at the Record Office, to have a look for us. We have quite a few Taylors b in Leicester

Thank you in anticipation

Simon
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: *sparkle* on Wednesday 07 April 10 15:40 BST (UK)
That's a offer I can't refuse Mike! However I think it may be a big ask because of the confusion over the surname. The details are as follows:

I'm looking for the birth of Sarah Ann Debrex (sometimes written as Deborex or Devereaux) abt 1825 in Leicester - I know her father was John Debrex. I also know there was a John Deborex (b1800) who married Dorothy Gadsby (1802) in 26 Dec 1820 at St Margarets and so I'm trying to confirm if they are the parents.

Any help appreciated

Sarah

Sarah,

Sorry to thread hyjack, but these are my realtions too :D
It is a very very confusing surname. I've lost count of the numbers of variations. I think it is actually supposed to be DEVEREUX.

I'm related through Harriet (b. abt 1831), daughter of John DEVEREUX and Dorothy Gadesby. Although i havent looked through this branch for a while, I have Dorothy's parents as Edward GADSBY and Dorothy TIMBRELL. But I havent been able to go back farther on John DEVEREUX due to the spelling issues.

PM me if you would like a link to my tree.

Kind Regards
Tracey
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: mcc28x on Sunday 18 April 10 18:28 BST (UK)
Greeting's Again Sarah....

If you let me know what your looking for
then I'll have a look for you I go to the Records Office most weeks now.

MIKE.

Hi Mike,

I hope you don't mind but I was also wondering that if you are going to the records office again anytime soon you might be able to look a marriage up for me from St Margarets:

4/04/1825 Thomas Currey and Sarah Atkins

I most interested to find out where Thomas was from if it is noted and whether there is any mention of either parents.

If you have time I would also be interested in another marriage:

25/12/1824 George Currey and Sarah Hudson also at St Margaret's.

Thomas Curry is my Grt Grt Grt Grandfather he was a stonemason and died of 'consumption' in 1851 in Lincoln. There are not too many Curry's in Leicester and notably his son Robert born c. 1836 (bap St George's) also a stonemason moved back to the Durham area, a hot-bed for the surname Curry.

George may have been a sibling of Thomas.

I would be grateful for your help, but understand if the lookup is not possible.

regards

Mark
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Mike from Leicester on Sunday 18 April 10 18:44 BST (UK)
Greeting’s & Welcome. ….Mark.

I’ve printed off your requests
And your on my list for this coming week look ups

But seeing the date I doubt if Occupations / Parents names / Address
Will be stated
This information did not come in to law till Sept. 1837.  

But I’ll have a look and report back on this thread for you

MIKE…….
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: mcc28x on Sunday 18 April 10 19:35 BST (UK)
Greeting’s & Welcome. ….Mark.

I’ve printed off your requests
And your on my list for this coming week look ups

But seeing the date I doubt if Occupations / Parents names / Address
Will be stated
This information did not come in to law till Sept. 1837.  

But I’ll have a look and report back on this thread for you

MIKE…….


I live in hope!!!!

thanks

Mark
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Mike from Leicester on Thursday 22 April 10 21:57 BST (UK)
Greeting’s Again….Mark……

As promised Currey / Curry Marriage details :~

St: Margaret’s Parish Church. Leicester.

MARRIAGES ANNO DOMINI :~ 1824. 

Page. 174.
Entry No’. 520.

George Currey. Of this Parish. Bachelor.
Sarah Hudson. Of this Parish. Spinster.

Married in this Church
This Twenty fifth Day of December.
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty Four.
By Banns   By Me :~ Robert Barnaby. Curate.

Both signed the Register by their Marks…..  + .....times two.

In the Presence of :~

Samuel Brooks.
Mary Danns…… by her Mark…+

1825.

Page. 196.
Entry No’. 587.

Thomas Currey. Of this Parish. Bachelor. 
Sarah Atkins. Of this Parish. Spinster.

Married in this Church
This Forth Day of April
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty Five.

By Banns. ……. By Me:~ Robert Barnaby. Curate.

Thomas signed the Register as Thomas CURRY
Sarah by her Mark…..+

In the Presence of Thomas Ruddiment.
Rebecca Swingler  by her Mark….+

Regarding possibility George & Thomas were Brothers

The only Currey / Curry Baptisms I could see were as follows

 St: Margaret’s Parish Church. Leicester.
CURREY   ( A Daughter)   George & Sarah       05-Feb   1830
CURREY   Harriet   George & Sarah       27-Jan   1836
CURREY   William   George & Sarah       13-Feb   1828
CURRIE   William   Thomas & Sarah        06-Oct   1826
CURRY   Edwin   Henry & Constance 04-May   1874

So...Do we have two different Surnames and therefore not brothers ?

Hope this is of some help to you……

MIKE ……

Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: mcc28x on Friday 23 April 10 07:34 BST (UK)
Mike,

I am indebted for your help. Thankyou very much.

I not sure what my next plan will be now, although I thought it may be the case, I was hoping Thomas Curry was of another parish but at least I can now probably check the baptism records to see if he was actually in the parish when born and the same for Sarah Atkins.

I didn't know about William Curry most have died an infant/child.

Curry seems to get spelled differently quite often in the early census so again I think I would need to track down George's baptism.

Looks like I'll be planning a trip to Leicester records office in June. Is there any parking nearby do you know?

thanks alot

Mark
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Mike from Leicester on Friday 23 April 10 13:50 BST (UK)
Greeting’s Again….Mark.

Early Currey Burials :~

1813.
St: Mary’s Parish Church. Leicester
.
Parish Burial Register No’. 59.

William. Son of John & Jane. Currey.
Abode. ..Leicester.
26th. May..
An Infant.

1836.
St: Nicholas Parish Church. Leicester.
Reg. No’. 1159.
Harriett Currey. Daughter of George & Sarah Currey.
Abode. …Leicester.
27th. March.
An Infant.

BAPTISMS :~

1829.
St: George’s Parish Church. Leicester.


Jane. Daughter of Thomas & Sarah CURRIE…Bapt. 18th. February.

1836.

Robert. Son of Thomas & Sarah CURRIE. Bapt…27th. May.

Re :~ Parking at the Records Office Wigston.

They have their own Car Park 12 Spaces including two Disable spaces
Which stands on the corner of Elizabeth Court / Long Street.
150 yards from the Records Office.

If that’s full on street parking further up Elizabeth Court opposite the garages.

Failing that Civic Car Parks Aylestone Lane & Paddock Street
But READ instruction for parking if you plan a long stay   
otherwise they put a Parking ticket  on the car if you go over limit. …… 
 

MIKE.
 
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: mcc28x on Friday 23 April 10 19:43 BST (UK)
Thanks for the info Mike, much appreciated.

Not sure how I'll pursue my research next. Looking forward Thomas Curry and family moved to Lincoln / Sleaford for the 1841 census but were back in Leicester in 1851, however, Thomas had died in January 1851 in Lincoln.

I think there are some inconsistencies with the births of their children which I need to check as there seems to be some 'toing and froing' between Leicester and Lincoln.

Can't find George Currey or Sarah on 1841 census or beyond.

Think I'll stuggle to figure out where Thomas was born he was a stonemason so he learnt his trade somehow, possibly from his father...

thanks

Mark

 
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Mike from Leicester on Saturday 24 April 10 00:39 BST (UK)
Greeting’s Again Mark…….

Have you thought of asking a few basic questions on your Currey Family
Within the  " Lincolnshire Section " on this site ?

You may just be able to fill a few holes……….

MIKE……
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: stevebereal on Thursday 02 June 11 20:57 BST (UK)
Hye I'm not sure I'm in the right place but I'm trying to discover more about my Shread family ancestors who were a military family hailing from Leicester and Hinckley.
They worked in the 1890's in alocal dye works. Joseph Shread b1864 lived at Lower green street and William Shread his brother born 1860 lived at what I decipher as 14 Savvy Gate Court.
Both worked as dyers. But these places no longer exist or do they? Anyone know anything to help?
Thanks
Steve :)
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Annie65115 on Friday 03 June 11 20:48 BST (UK)
Steve - that would be Sanvey Gate, which was covered in the extensive slum clearances in the 20th century.

If I were you I'd start a new thread with your query.What are you actually wanting to find- the streets or the people? If the people, who are you looking for and when? Give us all the info you've got and someone will find something to help! But try a new thread!
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: stevebereal on Wednesday 15 June 11 21:46 BST (UK)
Hye Annie
I'm still trying to work out how to try a new thread as per your advice.
Can you help?
Best wishes
Steve
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Annie65115 on Wednesday 15 June 11 22:43 BST (UK)
Go to "Forum" at the top of this page (inbetween "home" and "help" in the horizontal list!)

Scroll down the list of fora until you come to England- General; click on Leicestershire (in the small print under the forum heading)

click on "new topic" (on the right hand side of the screen as you scroll slowly down)

take it away! I'll look forward to seeing the new thread!
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: Loobylou on Saturday 16 July 11 14:52 BST (UK)
Hi

Would anyone be able to do a look up for baptisms at St. Margarets church please?

I am looking for the baptisms of CHARLES FRANCiS DYKE B.1896 DOROTHY DYKE B.1898 and ALBERT GEORGE DYKE B.1899

Thankyou
Title: Re: St Margaret's Leicester
Post by: VMCLEM on Thursday 18 May 17 04:32 BST (UK)
If anyone can help I would be grateful. I am looking for Clements/Clemence family information from St. Margaret's Leicestershire.
I have the record of a 3rd Great Grandfather John Clements baptised at St Margaret's, Leicester 8th Aug 1770. His father is George Clemence and his mother Mary.
I have been unable to find any record of George Clemence or his wife Mary.

Thank you