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Kent Completed Lookup Requests / Jenner family in Kent
« on: Thursday 13 September 07 10:25 BST (UK) »
Hi
I am very stuck with my husband's family who came from Kent. Caroline Frances Jenner was age 22 when she married Edward Percival Benson in 1888. Her father was called Thomas Little Jenner and he was a carman. I can only find them on the 1871 census where she is living in Southwark, London.
It says Caroline was age 5 and born in Middlesex but her father, Thomas, was born in Bredgar, Kent. Her mother, Matilda, was born in Herne. I can find no other trace of them in the census returns. I have done an IGI search and found a George Jenner & Mary Fisher with several children including a Thomas born 1839, all born in Bredgar. There is also a daughter Caroline and another called Frances which led me to believe that this was the right family but an IGI search for marriages shows a George Jenner married to a Mary Little in 1816 in Rochester and that makes me think is that Thomas's parents because his middle name is given as little.
Can anyone help? Would be really grateful
Debbie
I am very stuck with my husband's family who came from Kent. Caroline Frances Jenner was age 22 when she married Edward Percival Benson in 1888. Her father was called Thomas Little Jenner and he was a carman. I can only find them on the 1871 census where she is living in Southwark, London.
It says Caroline was age 5 and born in Middlesex but her father, Thomas, was born in Bredgar, Kent. Her mother, Matilda, was born in Herne. I can find no other trace of them in the census returns. I have done an IGI search and found a George Jenner & Mary Fisher with several children including a Thomas born 1839, all born in Bredgar. There is also a daughter Caroline and another called Frances which led me to believe that this was the right family but an IGI search for marriages shows a George Jenner married to a Mary Little in 1816 in Rochester and that makes me think is that Thomas's parents because his middle name is given as little.
Can anyone help? Would be really grateful
Debbie