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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Suffolk => Topic started by: judb on Friday 05 September 14 08:31 BST (UK)
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Thanks for help with children of this couple, so I'm hoping for some info re these two.
James PITCHER, according to all census entries was born abt 1808 in Carlton Colville; I have good info from 1841 on.
James wife is Martha, also b abt 1811, Carlton Colville.
They were in Carlton Colville in 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881 (indexed as Richter), 1891; both dying 1897. Martha is apparently buried at Carlton but I'm not sure about James.
Baptism, parent or marriage details would be gratefully received.
Judith
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Hi Judith,
Martha is apparently buried at Carlton but I'm not sure about James.
In the Suffolk Burial Index (ex SFHS) James is listed as being buried;
13-5-1897 aged 90 in Carlton Colville, St.Peter
I know you haven't asked for them, but there are several entries for "Pitchers" in Carton Colville
mainly in the mid 1800s
Alan
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Oh great -thanks, Alan. i couldn't imagine that James would have been buried anywhere else given that every record I've seen about him has him at Carlton Colville. Martha's burial is listed on Ancestry but James isn't.
I think I have a fair bit on the various PITCHERs, siblings etc in the 1800s. The marriage for James and Martha isn't among the ones you have by any chance? The first child I have for them is Harriett, b 1831, so I'm thinking the marriage might be about that time?
Cheers, Judith
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There is a James Pitcher marriage to a Martha King in Carlton Colville on the Ist January 1928.
This makes him rather a young bridegroom !!!
Regards Amber39
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Hi Judith,
I don't have any info on his marriage, other than that Amber39 has listed, but if you go to the following address, his baptism is listed, on the IGI (FamilySearch), as 29-3-1807. This would make him about 21 in 1828;
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/J92S-JH6
Alan
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Thanks Amber 39 and Ribbo39
The marriage, 1828, looks right for James and Martha, although that leaves a bit of a gap to the first child. Possibly a child or two may have died before Harriett was born.
I am finding the 'new' IGI really difficult to operate - I had put in the details that I already had and no sign of that baptism for James on the list that came up. However, using your link ribbo39 there it is. >:( In the olden days you put your info in and a nice neat list came up. Hey-ho - progress!!
And look, here's Martha's baptism also :o ::)
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/27CG-1RQ
Baptised 1810 - parents: Richard KING and Martha - even an image for this baptism. :) ;D
Hooray, there are also images for Martha/James marriage.
Many, many thanks!! Judith
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Hi Judith,
Pleased it has worked out for you. I must admit I had not seen the image icon to the right of the screen until I tried your link.
What I have found is that if you click on the "batch no" a fresh page will open then I just enter the surname and it opens to all with that name in the parish. I further refined it by just putting in a father's name and checking the little box beside the name and up came 5 children with parents James & Martha;
Shrunken link here;
http://www.rootschat.com/links/019x1/
I couldn't find any bapts. earlier.
Alan
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Live and learn, ribbo ;) As I said, I still find FamilySearch VERY frustrating compared to the older version.
I have 4 children for James and Martha, so I'm pleased to see the entry for Jane, baptised 1834.
Harriett PITCHER b 1831 –
Joseph PITCHER 1837 –
John PITCHER 1840 – 1921
Julia PITCHER 1843
Harriett does not show on the FS search but she was described as aged 20 and the daughter of James and Martha in 1851, In 1841 she seems to be with her grandparents, Richard and Martha KING, while her parents and other siblings are listed together. There is also an Emma PITCHER, aged 8, listed with them, so probably another child
It's interesting to note that these children are quite spaced out in age compared to some other families of the same era, so perhaps there's some others who are not recorded anywhere.
Once again - many thanks. I've certainly learnt more about FamilySearch which should help in looking for some other folk as well.
Judith
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Hi Judith
Have just joined Rootschat. I am a descendant of Harriett Pitcher , James and Martha's daughter. Bit of a mystery surrounding the marriage of Harriett to Charles Moore , cannot trace it at all. Charles must have died ( death entry also not traced ) and Harriet subsequently married a George Levett. Have more info if you would like it. I think Charles Moore was a ships engineer so he may have perished at sea.
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From Carlton Colville parish register
Agnes Jane d/o Harriett Moore widow baptised 10th December 1870
When did she marry George?
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Sorry for delay in reply , partly because I have been having a think. Harriet married George Lovett , a waterman , on 21st October 1872 at Carlton Colville. Agnes Jane , the child you mentioned , was buried at Carlton Colville aged only five weeks old. As well as having Agnes , Harriet 's other children were Maria , William , Joseph , Amelia ( my direct ancestor ) Charles and Sylvia. Sylvia was actually registered in the births indexes as Sylvia Lovett Moore in the March quarter of 1867. On the 1881 census , she is listed as George's daughter and when she married in 1892, George Lovett appears as her father on the marriage certificate. So , in consequence , I am not entirely sure what went on here and when it was that Charles Moore, Harriet's first husband, drifted off the scene. Obviously , I have to do a spot of research here !
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Hi Frances and annes
My husband is descended from James and Martha's son John PITCHER (1840-1921) and I have no information about his siblings. John was married in London in 1863 and then was in Lowestoft from 1871.
Judith