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London and Middlesex / Re: William Channer
« on: Friday 07 August 20 08:37 BST (UK) »
Phil, I have PM'd you. Yes I would like to compare DNA, and also sort out the errors in my DODDs tree links. I realise now the George who I thought was the father of my Mary DODD (married Charles STEVENS) was more likely to be her brother.
I just checked on a map, and hadn't realised how close Sarratt was to Chenies. Alfred CURTIS and wife Henrietta STEVENS were both buried at Sarratt (CHurch of the Holy Cross, in 1888 and 1887 respectively). Henrietta was born in Sarratt, dau of John Dodd STEVENS and Anne DOVEY, and granddaughter of Charles STEVENS and Mary DODD. Alfred CURTIS was also a paper maker (Sarratt Mill). The Curtis family were originally from Sutton Courtenay, but by 1765 Thomas Curtis, a stationer, was in London. Alfred was his grandson. More details on the Sarratt Mill here http://www.hertfordshire-genealogy.co.uk/data/places/places-s/sarratt/sarratt-paper-mill.htm
I just checked on a map, and hadn't realised how close Sarratt was to Chenies. Alfred CURTIS and wife Henrietta STEVENS were both buried at Sarratt (CHurch of the Holy Cross, in 1888 and 1887 respectively). Henrietta was born in Sarratt, dau of John Dodd STEVENS and Anne DOVEY, and granddaughter of Charles STEVENS and Mary DODD. Alfred CURTIS was also a paper maker (Sarratt Mill). The Curtis family were originally from Sutton Courtenay, but by 1765 Thomas Curtis, a stationer, was in London. Alfred was his grandson. More details on the Sarratt Mill here http://www.hertfordshire-genealogy.co.uk/data/places/places-s/sarratt/sarratt-paper-mill.htm