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The Common Room / Re: Lady Di's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt..Everyone Welcome To Join In
« on: Tuesday 27 October 09 20:02 GMT (UK)  »
Quote from: toni* on Tuesday 27 October 09 19:30 GMT (UK)
Deb is there a Saint Lukes Islington ?

The London Marriage Records on ancestry show St Lukes, Old Street as Islington

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The Common Room / Re: Lady Di's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt..Everyone Welcome To Join In
« on: Tuesday 27 October 09 16:35 GMT (UK)  »
1st Mistake :(
Jane Hunt Ginger was Richard's daughter - was she named after his mother?

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The Common Room / Re: Lady Di's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt..Everyone Welcome To Join In
« on: Tuesday 27 October 09 16:28 GMT (UK)  »
Quote from: Lady Di on Tuesday 27 October 09 10:39 GMT (UK)

Marriage:
Richard Ginger married Mary Marten 21.03.1796 Saint Luke Old Street Islington/Finsbury

There were just too many Mary Martin/Marten records to pin one down.

The only IGI record for Richard was a possible son of Daniel & Jane in Watford Herts B; c. 1775 - but again I can't confirm it's the right guy - and some IGI entries are a bit suspect!

I haven't found any records on TNA for Richard the Publican unfortunately

Di




Hi all, this is my 1st post so forgive me if I do things wrong.
Lady Di pointed me to this site as I am an descendant of Daniel Ginger b1814.
There is a christening for a Mary Martin  on the 2 June 1771 at St Luke's Old Street Finsbury - where they were married. Parents William and Mary. This from IGI.


Re Jane Hunt Ginger - a Richard Ginger was born in 1774 to Daniel and Jane in Watford (IGI) No record of their marriage, but they had a daughter Jane Hunt Ginger. A Daniel Ginger and a Jane Hunt were christened in Watford in the 1740s.

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