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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Kent => Topic started by: roly on Thursday 20 April 17 07:33 BST (UK)

Title: charles gardner mate
Post by: roly on Thursday 20 April 17 07:33 BST (UK)
Part of my ongoing Charles Mate and W Mate enquiries...

Charles Gardner Mate was born in 1769 to Charles and Judith.  I've not yet been able to find any further details of, say, a marriage or even a death.  Can anybody help?

roly
Title: Re: charles gardner mate
Post by: pjm99 on Monday 24 April 17 07:04 BST (UK)
Roly,
Where was Charles Gardner Mate born/baptised in 1769 or, if you haven't seen a record, where did the info come from?
Peter
Title: Re: charles gardner mate
Post by: nanny jan on Monday 24 April 17 10:06 BST (UK)
Charles Gardner Mate baptised 4th June 1769 at St. Alphege, Canterbury.
Title: Re: charles gardner mate
Post by: pjm99 on Monday 24 April 17 13:13 BST (UK)
Roly,
The parents at that baptism were Charles & Judith. It looks like they were married at St Dunstan, Canterbury on 25 Dec 1766 (Charles Mate & Judith Wood) by Banns.
Peter
Title: Re: charles gardner mate
Post by: roly on Monday 24 April 17 16:49 BST (UK)
Thanks to everybody - but I'm still no nearer knowing when Charles died or whether he had married.
Onwards and sideways!

roly
Title: Re: charles gardner mate
Post by: pjm99 on Friday 28 April 17 07:54 BST (UK)
Roly,
Still no further forward on marriage or death but you haven't mentioned his siblings and these might be worth following:
Sarah 1767, Peter 1775, Susan 1776 - All baptised Canterbury
Mary Judith 1779 - baptised Margate
Charlotte Maria 1783 - baptised Dover

Peter
Title: Re: charles gardner mate
Post by: roly on Friday 28 April 17 08:12 BST (UK)
Peter: I have details of siblings...that's why it's odd that there's no mention of Ch. Gardner after his birth.

roly
Title: Re: charles gardner mate
Post by: lizdb on Friday 28 April 17 10:41 BST (UK)
And do the details of the siblings help with your search?  eg, was Charles a witness at any of their marriages, or mentioned in any of their wills if they made them (or indeed any nephews or nieces that might be his children). Did they stay in the area, or do their movements indicate the family moved, thus suggesting maybe where to look for a burial of Charles if he died in infancy. Did either of his parents leave a Will, if so was he mentioned.
Title: Re: charles gardner mate
Post by: roly on Friday 28 April 17 12:54 BST (UK)
Ah.  That's better!  Many thanks for the pointers.  I've been unable, financially, to indulge in, say, Ancestry (do not laugh)...I did think that Charles died in infancy.  Some of the siblings can be traced elsewhere.

Will let you know how I get on.

roly