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Hampshire & Isle of Wight / Re: Looking for a Hannah * born 1808 Burclere Hants- Help!!!
« on: Thursday 20 July 06 21:33 BST (UK) »
Dee-Jay, Nell & Polar Bear,
Firstly, I apologise if I appeared to get carried away Dee Jay but I have been trying to establish Hannah's name and family for a very long time now and obviously I am really excited that suddenly due to you and Polar Bear I appear to be getting somewhat closer!!!! Secondly thank-you so much for all your efforts and the last two messages and your and your contacts efforts. with the Parish Records. So tell me what does a lying-in entail?
And let me see have I got this right:-
Hannah appears to have been born Hannah Hopkins bap 16/8/1807
She married James Pearce poss in 1834 at St.Pauls Hammersmith(next door to Fulham)
Hannah's sister may have been Martha Hopkins bap 25/6/1809
Parents poss. Dinah Bowles & Richard Hopkins that married on 23/12/1805 in Burghclere. Richard dying in 1809 buried 12/5/1809.
Dinah then went on to marry Joseph Watts on 5/7/1812 in Kingsclere next to Burghclere.
It would also appear that Giles or Jiles Bowles was a brother or uncle to Dinah.
Well as Hannah's daughters were called Martha Pearce and Dinah Pearce and one son called Joseph Pearce this does appear to fit rather nicely.
James Frederick Pearce another son was named I presume after his father James Pearce.
mmmmm this all looks very possible
Thank-you so much one and all and I do realise that some of the info is not extracted but alot has been confirmed by the Parish Records. So that is wonderful. Now to find where James Pearce's (b1811) parents came from as he was born in Fulham!
Cheers and best Regards,
Mark
Oh and Daniel that is a really kind offer. There is a church of All Saints in Old Burghclere and I did find a gravestone laid on the wall, as they all are, with the name Fosbury on it which happens to be the surname of a witness to Richard and Dinah Bowles wedding.
Didn't find any Bowles or Hopkins or Watts but if you can please let me know!!! Thanks.
Firstly, I apologise if I appeared to get carried away Dee Jay but I have been trying to establish Hannah's name and family for a very long time now and obviously I am really excited that suddenly due to you and Polar Bear I appear to be getting somewhat closer!!!! Secondly thank-you so much for all your efforts and the last two messages and your and your contacts efforts. with the Parish Records. So tell me what does a lying-in entail?
And let me see have I got this right:-
Hannah appears to have been born Hannah Hopkins bap 16/8/1807
She married James Pearce poss in 1834 at St.Pauls Hammersmith(next door to Fulham)
Hannah's sister may have been Martha Hopkins bap 25/6/1809
Parents poss. Dinah Bowles & Richard Hopkins that married on 23/12/1805 in Burghclere. Richard dying in 1809 buried 12/5/1809.
Dinah then went on to marry Joseph Watts on 5/7/1812 in Kingsclere next to Burghclere.
It would also appear that Giles or Jiles Bowles was a brother or uncle to Dinah.
Well as Hannah's daughters were called Martha Pearce and Dinah Pearce and one son called Joseph Pearce this does appear to fit rather nicely.
James Frederick Pearce another son was named I presume after his father James Pearce.
mmmmm this all looks very possible
Thank-you so much one and all and I do realise that some of the info is not extracted but alot has been confirmed by the Parish Records. So that is wonderful. Now to find where James Pearce's (b1811) parents came from as he was born in Fulham!
Cheers and best Regards,
Mark
Oh and Daniel that is a really kind offer. There is a church of All Saints in Old Burghclere and I did find a gravestone laid on the wall, as they all are, with the name Fosbury on it which happens to be the surname of a witness to Richard and Dinah Bowles wedding.
Didn't find any Bowles or Hopkins or Watts but if you can please let me know!!! Thanks.