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Oxfordshire / Re: Puffett/Puffitt
« on: Monday 05 December 16 12:15 GMT (UK) »
Hi Bazjon
I can help take you back 2 generations, then it gets a bit murky. Your Henry was the brother of my ancestor Daniel.
Their parents were John Puffett and Mary nee Smart. I have a copy of the original parish register christening entry for your Henry.
Your Henry was Christened 13.2.1780
John was Christened 3.1.1746 (Julien Calendar) St. Peter & St. Paul Broadwell Oxon.
He was buried 20.4.1800 (Gregorian Calendar) St. Peter & St. Paul Broadwell Oxon.
He Married Mary Smart 26.12 1768 (Gregorian Calendar) St. Peter & St. Paul Broadwell Oxon. Both of Filkins. I have found 10 children for them.
Mary was buried 3.1.1826 (Gregorian Calendar) St. Peter & St. Paul Broadwell Oxon.
I have no other information on Mary as there isn't a christening for her in the Broadwell parish registers.
Filkins did not have its own church until 1857 so until then all Filkins inhabitants ceremonies were performed at Broadwell with a few exceptions performed at St. Peters, Broughton Poggs
Up until the Victorian times the spelling of Broadwell was Bradwell and pronounced Braddle which is still how my Filkins rellies pronounce it.
I have info for Henry's siblings and his grandparents.
Hope this helps
Lyn
I can help take you back 2 generations, then it gets a bit murky. Your Henry was the brother of my ancestor Daniel.
Their parents were John Puffett and Mary nee Smart. I have a copy of the original parish register christening entry for your Henry.
Your Henry was Christened 13.2.1780
John was Christened 3.1.1746 (Julien Calendar) St. Peter & St. Paul Broadwell Oxon.
He was buried 20.4.1800 (Gregorian Calendar) St. Peter & St. Paul Broadwell Oxon.
He Married Mary Smart 26.12 1768 (Gregorian Calendar) St. Peter & St. Paul Broadwell Oxon. Both of Filkins. I have found 10 children for them.
Mary was buried 3.1.1826 (Gregorian Calendar) St. Peter & St. Paul Broadwell Oxon.
I have no other information on Mary as there isn't a christening for her in the Broadwell parish registers.
Filkins did not have its own church until 1857 so until then all Filkins inhabitants ceremonies were performed at Broadwell with a few exceptions performed at St. Peters, Broughton Poggs
Up until the Victorian times the spelling of Broadwell was Bradwell and pronounced Braddle which is still how my Filkins rellies pronounce it.
I have info for Henry's siblings and his grandparents.
Hope this helps
Lyn