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Charles MUNDAY and Ann HILL married in 1844 at Micheldever.

We know that two daughters emigrated to New Zealand, Mary Ann MUNDAY (married Frederick Joseph MADDAMS), and Alice Jane MUNDAY (married James TULL), both settling in the Canterbury district on New Zealand.
But were there any descendants from the other children who also ended up in New Zealand - prior to  say 1920?

Check out the growing collaborative data on the family
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Munday-594
or
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/descendancy/MVL8-G2G

My interest:
Trying to sort out how come there are good DNA matches between a couple of families I'm helping with their DNA results, and two descendants of Mary Ann MADDAMS nee MUNDAY.

Anyone with knowledge of another branch in NZ could help greatly by contributing information for this search!


Interested in hearing from any DNA tested descendants of Charles and Ann (HILL) MUNDAY as a result.

Can anyone expand upon my knowledge of this couple?
Sum total of my knowledge comes from their marriage entry in Cavers, Roxburghshire, which reads: "Oliver Henderson Hawick and Isabel Sinton in this parish 3 days"

Presumed to have died (or emigrated) prior to 1841.

Would love to
a) prove they are the parents of Adam HENDERSON born about 31 Jan 1814, Southdean, emigrated 1873 (with wife Janet EASTON and son George) settling in Alma, Jackson Co., Wisconsin where he died in 1892 (FamilySearch Tree ID L8JL-K31)
b) figure out how Isabel connects to the SINTON families of the area.

Lorna
http://LornaHen.com

I'm trying to sort out three (so far) Jeremiah PARKINSONs, one of whom is likely to be the son of Jeremiah PARKINSON and Elizabeth FRANKS.
Can anyone add anything concrete to these identifications?

The three 1791-1796ish Jeremiahs (excluding the more northern ones) I've found so far in the 1841 census:
In Brighton: Jeremiah and Fanny (BIAS) with son Edwin ++
Jeremiah not born county, described as stable dealer.
When Edwin baptized Jeremiah was a greengrocer living on Back Road, Islington (other posts refer)
Assumed to be the one dying 1844 Brighton.

In St Pancras: Jeremiah "Ind", 45 not born county - no idea who he belongs to as yet.

In Cheltenham: Jeremiah 50 proprietor of houses Capt R.N. Gloster Militia
This Jeremiah died 1867, Hyde Park but of Kemerton, Cheltenham.
Later census data says he was born Clapham.
Married Charlotte HOPTON in 1845.
When Charlotte died in 1902 her probate was granted to  Sir Edward HOPTON K.C.B. lieutenant general H.M. army and Reverend Michael HOPTON clerk.

This latter is my favourite candidate to be the son of Jeremiah and Elizabeth (FRANKS) but some trees seem to claim the Brighton one married to Fanny as their son instead.

Assuming I've the right family for Jeremiah and Elizabeth a baptism of one of their children shows that the Jeremiah married to Elizabeth FRANKS was a hop dealer/merchant.
newspaper reports also show he was bankrupted shortly before his 1809 death.

Which son is the right Jeremiah is actually peripheral to my quest, but as trees differed, I though I'd try to see which were more accurate.
My actual quest is try and find the 1756ish baptism of the father.
My interest is in the good dna match with a descendant of Jeremiah and Elizabeth.
As I have a PARKINSON family over in Essex around 1780s I'm trying to see if I can bridge the gap.

FAIRBAIRN and variants (not FAIRBURN that's a separate one name study)
See http://Fairbairn.lornahen.com and associated blog http://FairbairnsAll.blogspot.com