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Essex / Re: Ellis's in the Barking area
« on: Sunday 29 November 09 17:52 GMT (UK) »
It states Barking but I can't find him in the parish records, I am suspecting a neighbouring parish perhaps.
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Essex / Ellis's in the Barking area
« on: Sunday 29 November 09 17:15 GMT (UK) »
I am trying to track down an ancester, Joseph Ellis. He was married in Rye to Ann Vidler (previously Wimble) in 1807 and moved to Barking as the subject of a removal order in 1812 (seen from a book on Sussex poor). I therefore concluded that Joseph must have been born in Barking because the poor law sent people back to the parish they had come from. However, I can find no record of his birth in Barking parish records.
The 1851 cenus indicates that he remarried and was born c1783.
Does anyone else have Joseph on their family tree or kind provide any clues to where and when he was born?
Any help would be much appeciated.
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The 1851 cenus indicates that he remarried and was born c1783.
Does anyone else have Joseph on their family tree or kind provide any clues to where and when he was born?
Any help would be much appeciated.
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Sussex / ELLIS'S OF RYE
« on: Friday 26 December 08 11:51 GMT (UK) »
Can anyone help please? I am trying to trace the baptism record for Joseph Ellis who married Ann Vidler (nee Wimble) in Rye in 1807. I believe that Joseph came from Rye and have found other Ellis' born in the 1760s and 1770s in Rye but not Joseph.
Also if anyone could help me detremine which Ann Wimble it was that Joseph married, I would be grateful, I have found one born in Winchelsea and one born in Northiam at about the right time and am not sure which it is.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Also if anyone could help me detremine which Ann Wimble it was that Joseph married, I would be grateful, I have found one born in Winchelsea and one born in Northiam at about the right time and am not sure which it is.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Europe / Re: European Heraldry assistance needed
« on: Sunday 14 December 08 20:09 GMT (UK) »
Hi TD,
Thanks for your reply to my message earlier.
I could not reply to your personal message because according the help facility as a new member I am not yet allowed to use this until I have made 3 postings. I only signed up today to get in touch re your posting re the Rusz's.
Mary Richardson was the wife of Jacob Wilhelm Rusz and they were ancestors. Jacob was my 3x great grandfather.
I'm not sure whether our paths have crossed before, up until now, all my contacts re ancestors have been through Genes Reunited.
I would really like to learn anything you know about the Rusz's orgins and the shipwreck story.
Regards
TT
Thanks for your reply to my message earlier.
I could not reply to your personal message because according the help facility as a new member I am not yet allowed to use this until I have made 3 postings. I only signed up today to get in touch re your posting re the Rusz's.
Mary Richardson was the wife of Jacob Wilhelm Rusz and they were ancestors. Jacob was my 3x great grandfather.
I'm not sure whether our paths have crossed before, up until now, all my contacts re ancestors have been through Genes Reunited.
I would really like to learn anything you know about the Rusz's orgins and the shipwreck story.
Regards
TT
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Europe / Re: European Heraldry assistance needed
« on: Sunday 14 December 08 11:33 GMT (UK) »
HI TD
I was searching google for anything that would help me trace my Rusz ancestors who came from Nassau - my GGG grandfather came across from Germany in the 1830s.
I saw your posting which seemed a close connection. I had heard the shipwreck story before from others with a common ancestor but have no heard evidence for this. If the shipwreck story is true them my ancestor would be the cousin of yours since mine was married in 1840 and not 1833 as per your note.
Have you managed to find anything more about the Rusz's ancestry and the shipwreck story?
Regards
TT
I was searching google for anything that would help me trace my Rusz ancestors who came from Nassau - my GGG grandfather came across from Germany in the 1830s.
I saw your posting which seemed a close connection. I had heard the shipwreck story before from others with a common ancestor but have no heard evidence for this. If the shipwreck story is true them my ancestor would be the cousin of yours since mine was married in 1840 and not 1833 as per your note.
Have you managed to find anything more about the Rusz's ancestry and the shipwreck story?
Regards
TT
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