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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Derbyshire => England => Derbyshire Lookup Requests => Topic started by: Jopeg on Saturday 30 November 13 17:57 GMT (UK)
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A couple of things really.
Marriage of Ann Topham to John Eaton South Wingfield 1725 could somebody check this to see if it gives Ann's father's name (or anything else).
Also I believe she was born in Pentrich, I think either to John and Mary Topham 1700 or John and Jane Topham 1705, I would be interested in John and Mary and John and Jane's marriages to find out what the brides' maiden names were.
Thanks ;)
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Hi Jopeg
Here is the marriage
6 July 1725 South Wingfield
John Eaton of Snitterton and Ann Topham of Pentrich
Carol
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Carol thanks
Is that from a a transcript or is a that all it says on the original?
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Hi,
Think you will find the transcript is from "Phillimore, Derbyshire Marriages",
you can see this for yourself:-
http://ukga.org/england/Derbyshire/index.html
Scroll down and select South Wingfield.
Spendlove
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Hi Jopeg
My information was from a transcript of SW records producted by the Derbyshire Family History Society.
Carol
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Thanks, seems no further details available then.
Good site Spendlove.
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There is a will dated 1729 for a John Topham of Pentrich, Husbandman. It may give some clues to which Ann you are searching for if she is mentioned in the will.
http://www.staffsnameindexes.org.uk/StartPage.aspx?Mode=Details&Index=C
Have you found a death / burial for your Ann?
Carol
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Well I can't take credit for finding it but 1775 Darley Dale (Ann Eaton).
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Hi,
John died Darley 1777, so if this is your John & Ann Eaton could the following entry
also be for your John Eaton. It is from the book:-
History of the County of Derby by Stephen Glover Part 2 page 264 -
"Rentals of the Corporation of Chesterfield AD 1773. Robert Jinnings, Mayor.
John Eaton - A Farm at Snitterton £33. 0. 0.
Connection is (sorry do not know how to shorten):-
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=1OUKAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA356&lpg=PA356&dq=memorial+inscriptions+%2B+darley+dale&source=bl&ots=wRM5MkyTyt&sig=7bMGQHOeVJSy-vnixFJDYsT6SYU&hl=en&sa=X&ei=6ImbUurZK5CX0QWEu4CQCA&ved=0CDwQ6AEwAzgU#v=onepage&q=John%20Eaton&f=false.
Spendlove
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Hi,
This also may assist, it is "Ince's Pedigree" from the www.wirksworth.org.uk site:-
http://www.wirksworth.org.uk/INC-055.htm#058a
The note at the very end of the pedigree, re the burials of a Jane & Catherine Eaton would suggest
they were the children of John & Ann Horne. (nos. 4 & 5 on pedigree).
No 11 on the Tree - John Eaton, carpenter of London - His indenture papers are on Ancestry:-
London, England, Freedom of the City Admission Papers, 1681-1925
Name: John Eaton
Residence County: Derbyshire
Admission Date: 3 Dec 1755
Master's Name: William Wells
Father's Name: John Eaton
Spendlove
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Yes I have come across this, good but apparently not entirely accurate.
It is good to have anything that far back... :D
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I haven't got definite details for Ann Topham's parents - it is a few years since I did any research on this side but I was told by another distant relative that Anthony's mother Ann Eaton, nee Topham's family have a grand(ish) grave in Pentrich churchyard, which is under a big yew tree there.
Jeremy