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Hello everyone.
I wonder if I might ask some advice about  the level of my research and how to do it on various websites that offer search facilities.
I am researching my family in Hampshire off and on for about 10 years. I made it back in a 100% perfect line to the mid 1700's. There is some degree of uncertainty after that about which line follows which and I think from here that I am down to parish records?
I have a free trial with Ancestry, where I want to obtain more information on my my relations and where they were 1800 to modern day and this seems like a good website to subscribe to, although a bit expensive.
I also have a free trial to Find My Past. This has been ok but there seems to be some records missing that I get from other results (I also have Hampshire Genealogy Society Baptisms, Marriages and Burials CDs).
Am I on the right websites for what I need to achieve or are there others which are better for those 1650-1780 records? Or, as I think, this might be a Records Office visit or two!
Many thanks for your help!
Philip

Hello everyone. I have a request if anyone can help please. I've been side tracked from my own family tree and I'm looking for details of B and J Clark (or Clarke) who lived in Portsmouth (Lyndhurst Road) about 1968 to about 1974. I'm looking for a marriage date or birth of any children. I think they moved from Lyndhurst Road in 1974 but i would be grateful to get an exact date and where they moved to which I think was somewhere in Cosham still in Portsmouth.

Many thanks for any help - it would be really appreciated.

P.

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Just on the off chance, has anyone here access to the transcribed parish records for Itchen Stoke?

Thanks for your help.

Hi again!

Last week I had hit a brick wall as I was unable to trace my ancestors any further with the information I had.

I made another visit to the Hampshire Record Office today and thanks to Little Nell finding a private baptism (thank you again), I was able to trace the Marriage of William Noyes to Hannah Gregory in Winnall, Winchester on 9th Dec 1779.

This is where this particular trail seems to stop as although I know that William was buried in Winnall in 1826 and Hannah in 1834, there are no parents on the marriage record, no indication of where they originated and no baptism record of William around 1754.

I have found an IGG record (again) of William Noyce born 20 Apr 1753 at Itchen Stoke which fits with the geography.

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Has anyone got any thoughts please? Help (as always) much appreciated!

Phil.

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Hi all!

I am struggling with marriage details and wondered if anyone can help.

William Noyce (Noice, Naish are alternatives) married Hannah - likely to be Hampshire.  Children were born in Bishops Sutton.

First child was Thomas Noyce (spelt Noish or Naish in parish records) and baptised 24.2.1782. Other children were William Noyce (Naish in parish records) born Bishops Sutton bpt 17.12.1783, Martha Noyce 28.1.1787, James Noyes 14.11.1789, Mary Noycee bpt 27.3.1792 d 1.8.1792.

Thanks for any details that may be found.

Phil.

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