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Wales / Re: Edward Jones living in Ince Wigan Lancashire. Looking for him prior to marriage
« on: Sunday 23 October 22 09:30 BST (UK) »
At a guess born Llandrindod Wells, Montgomeryshire
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Essex / Re: Frederica Hyam - Colchester
« on: Thursday 10 March 22 08:18 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for the suggestions and information. John Hyam (1808) seems a possible brother for Frederica and he coincidentally had a son Frederick.
Dave
Dave
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Essex / Frederica Hyam - Colchester
« on: Wednesday 09 March 22 13:18 GMT (UK) »
I'm hoping to obtain information on the origins of Frederica Hyam. The 1861 Census gives her date and place of birth around 1806 in Colchester. In 1861 she was living at Queens Road West, Chelsea, Middlesex, with her husband, John Eborall (born about 1807 in Warwick) and family.
They had 7 Children born between 1832 and 1848 in Chelsea so they probably married prior to the earlier date.
John and Frederica were both buried in Brompton Cemetery.
I have no further information on Frederica Hyam's origins and any help greatly appreciated.
Dave
They had 7 Children born between 1832 and 1848 in Chelsea so they probably married prior to the earlier date.
John and Frederica were both buried in Brompton Cemetery.
I have no further information on Frederica Hyam's origins and any help greatly appreciated.
Dave
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United States of America / Re: Peleg Carr, Rhode Island
« on: Monday 07 March 22 14:20 GMT (UK) »
Thanks again for the illuminating information. It seems pretty certain that Elizabeth Aylesworth was unlikely to have married Peleg Carr but rather Peleg Card. Unfortunately I no longer have an Ancestry subscription but will follow your suggestions regarding US Sons of the American Revolution and DAR sites. Back to the drawing board.
Regards Dave
Regards Dave
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United States of America / Re: Peleg Carr, Rhode Island
« on: Thursday 03 March 22 16:54 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for taking the time to post such a comprehensive reply. As you suggest, I'll look in Arnold's in the hope of finding some positive evidence. It seems that there was some confusion over this family's records in mid 18th century Rhode Island, not helped by the possibility that parts of Tiverton were in Massachusetts.
The name Elizabeth Aylesworth appears in some records that I have seen, but nothing conclusive. However, I am confident that Peleg Carr was a direct descendant of Caleb Carr, born 1616 London, and his son Governor Caleb Carr. Prior to 1616 the timeline becomes fanciful, directly linking the family to among others, King Edward I, King Alfred and even back to pre-Roman times in Britain.
Regards, Dave
The name Elizabeth Aylesworth appears in some records that I have seen, but nothing conclusive. However, I am confident that Peleg Carr was a direct descendant of Caleb Carr, born 1616 London, and his son Governor Caleb Carr. Prior to 1616 the timeline becomes fanciful, directly linking the family to among others, King Edward I, King Alfred and even back to pre-Roman times in Britain.
Regards, Dave
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United States of America / Peleg Carr, Rhode Island
« on: Monday 28 February 22 15:07 GMT (UK) »
There appears to be some discrepancies about the marriages and family of Peleg Carr, born 1689, or 1690, and died 1736 in Newport, Rhode Island. As far as I can make out he married Anne Crawford in 1711 and they had at least 8 children. Anne died in 1729 and Peleg then married Elizabeth Aylesworth, their first child, Robert, was born in 1731. There appear to be no records of either Elizabeth's birth, death or marriage.
I am currently trying to trace the descendants of Deborah Carr (1737 to 1819) the daughter of Peleg and Elizabeth. Any help confirming dates etc greatly appreciated.
Dave
I am currently trying to trace the descendants of Deborah Carr (1737 to 1819) the daughter of Peleg and Elizabeth. Any help confirming dates etc greatly appreciated.
Dave
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World War One / Re: Francis Woods - Medal Card
« on: Wednesday 09 February 22 09:08 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for the info
Dave
Dave
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World War One / Francis Woods - Medal Card
« on: Tuesday 08 February 22 15:54 GMT (UK) »
I would be grateful if some kind person with access to Medal Card information could look up any record for Francis Henry Ireson Woods, born 1892 in Hammersmith. His parents were Francis Henry Ireson Woods and Alice Louisa Woods (née Wimpey). I believe he served in the British Army in WW1.
Dave
Dave
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Kent Lookup Requests / Re: Elizabeth Beach - Wittersham LOOKUP COMPLETE
« on: Sunday 30 January 22 14:40 GMT (UK) »
Thank you. Anabaptists believe that those to be baptised must willingly confess their faith, unlike child baptism where there is no decision made by the child.
Dave
Dave