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I am looking for John Deacon b 1808 with him should be wife Mary b1809 and children John and Mary Ann. In 1851 he is in Melksham listed as a Tiler & Plasterer.
Thanks
Fisherman
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When and where were these 2 kids born?
Freecen has completed transcription and can be found via first post on this board.
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Birthplace listed as England
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1841 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M73Y-6PQ is this the family? John occ. plasterer.
Likely marriage:
John Deacon, Spouse's Name Mary Newman
Event Date 07 Aug 1834
Event Place Saint James, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, England
"England Marriages, 1538–1973 ," database, FamilySearch
Cas
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That's them Cas
Off to find out what happened to Eliza
Thanks
Fisherman
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I see from 1851 census that John was born Beckington, Somerset - you may already have it, but John was baptised 14/5/1815 Beckington, Somerset aged 8, son of William (a tiler) and Mary. Siblings also baptised that day are James aged 6, Thomas aged 10, Eliza aged 4 and Harriet 1/2 year (presumably 6 months?).
Earlier siblings: William bp.27/12/1795 (died?), William bp.27/11/1796, Sarah bp.19/11/1797, then 3 baptised 29/10/1804: Elizabeth, Ann and Mary Ann (no ages given).
Later sibling: Louisa bp.25/12/1817 (father shown as Plasterer)
William Deacon married Mary Burd 25/5/1795 Beckington - he's shown as a 'Tayler' but wonder if it should have 'Tiler' (misheard).
Annette
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1851 Eliza age 15 is a servant at the Stroud household 4 houses from her parents on Mortimer Street.
They are at 89 not a house number but the census takers 89th house. Eliza is at the 85th house they are on the same page.
New GRO index
Mary was registered as Mary Ann 1838
Charles was registered as William Charles 1839
they also had twin daughters Elizabeth and Sarah 1841 who died 1841
Harriet was registered 1843
Joseph registered 1846
All at Melksham with mothers maiden name Newman
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Thank you Annette and amondg.
Great info
Fisherman