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Kent / Re: Peter Coppins
« on: Monday 18 September 23 05:18 BST (UK)  »
Just for curiosity, an Arthur Coppins ended up in Motueka, South Island, New Zealand.  My gr grandfather learnt the shoemaking trade from him, finishing in 1870.  I dont know any other details.  Good luck, Allison

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Limerick / Re: John Casey(Askeaton) Mary Carroll
« on: Thursday 21 July 22 05:25 BST (UK)  »
Hi Kim,  Delighted to hear from you.  My connection is with Margaret and James Andrew as their daughter Ellen is my gr grandmother.  Ellen married a James Green and they lived in Martinborough where my maternal grandmother, Margaret Amelia Green was born. 
re John Casey and Mary nee Carroll.  They had four children, all born in Ireland but two younger children died on the "Sir Robert Sale" enroute to NZ in 1847, the time of the famine. 
  John Casey, 6, died 19/8/1847 and one month later Daniel Casey, 2,  d 18/8/1847.  It must have been heartbreaking to see their small bodies going into the sea.  They don't appear to have had any more children when in NZ and John Casey died 7 yrs later on the 6th February 1854.
Do you live in NZ...I'm in Tauranga. 

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Lancashire / Re: Thomas Iddon and Nancy Carter
« on: Friday 29 October 21 01:16 BST (UK)  »
Apologies for the delay.  Our Thomas Iddon was born around 1825 in Freckleton and drowned 27th Feb 1877 on the "Venus", his headstone is at the Warton Church graveyard.  His wife Nancy Carter was born around 1829 at Warton, died 28th April 1915, aged 86yrs...headstone at the above graveyard.  They married 17th March 1852 at the Parish church at Warton.  I have certificates for the above dates, happy to send you copies if they fit your family.  Their children were Hugh, Ellen, Arthur Francis (Frank), Margaret, Thomas, William, Fredrick and Albert (Ned).  It was just luck that we saw their gravestones as we were travelling past and I thought the name Warton was attached to the family, we live in NZ so not often in the location.  Good luck, Allison

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Lancashire / Re: Richard Hacking m Rachel Hopkinson, Rochdale
« on: Sunday 15 August 21 01:43 BST (UK)  »
Hi,  There are two words we cannot make out, perhaps Guild and then ?Tevia.. and then clearly the word Bacup.  They were both Factory operatives, Richard living  at Holme Nook within Spotland and Rachel living at ?Hempoteads in the township of ??Frewchurch.  Richard's father James was a stone mason whilst Rachel's father, William was a school master.  Witness's were Emma ?Mellor Burkitt and John Fielding.  The minister was Thomas ?Dacervou.  The registrar, Thomas Spencer.
If the certificate isn't claimed I would be quite happy to send it to you. 
 

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Lancashire / Re: Richard Hacking m Rachel Hopkinson, Rochdale
« on: Saturday 14 August 21 08:21 BST (UK)  »
Thank you for the information.  I have just looked on unwanted certificates and it seems not many people use it. 

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Lancashire / Richard Hacking m Rachel Hopkinson, Rochdale
« on: Saturday 14 August 21 02:54 BST (UK)  »
I have a certified copy of the marriage between Richard Hacking who married a Rachel Hopkinson on the 13th January 1849 in the Baptist Chapel in the district of Rochdale.  Alas the couple are not our ancestors and I would be happy to send it to the correct family.

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Sussex / Re: re children of John Green and Sarah Gatton, Angmering
« on: Wednesday 01 August 18 23:05 BST (UK)  »
Hi Everyone,  Apologies for not being more specific as I had looked up the census records for this family.  It would seem that their mother, Sarah, died 6 months after the birth of their last child, George.  George, on the 1851 census is down as 'dumb', the only time it is mentioned.  I did see a George Green listed in a Brighton Mental/poorhouse at a later date but was not sure if it was our George Green.   The ship that Charles came to New Zealand on was we think, the "Bernica." This ship was later lost on a South Sea Island and "with one or two exceptions all hands were killed and eaten by the natives".  We had a Green reunion some years ago and no-one knew whether there had been any correspondence between Charles and his family or whether they thought he had perished in the above incident. At the time of Charles wedding he made his mark instead of signing his name though his London born wife signed her name.  Charles went on to acquire 4 farms and have 12 children and did very well considering his start in NZ.   I guess I am wondering whether there are any relatives still in Sussex.  Thank you very much for the prompt replies

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Sussex / re children of John Green and Sarah Gatton, Angmering
« on: Wednesday 01 August 18 08:37 BST (UK)  »
The above people are my gr gr gr grandparents.  Their son Charles Green, b 6th July 1828 jumped ship in Nelson, New Zealand around 1848.  Charles had sisters called Mary b 1821, Sarah b 1823, Francis b 1835 and brothers, James b 1830 and George b 1840.  Mary married Charles Clevatt in 1852 but I have no information on the rest of the family.  I would love to hear any information about this family.

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Hi,  have you tried writing to the Coronial Services Unit, Private Bay 39819, Wellington Mail Centre, Lower Hutt 5045, NZ?  I sent copies of certificates to prove it was my family and it took 6 weeks for my request to arrive...that was 8 years ago.
Good luck

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