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Armed Forces / Re: Francis Dansey 1805-1825 died at the Infantry Hospital, New Windsor HELP please!
« on: Wednesday 25 April 18 10:27 BST (UK)  »
Terry, if you do not have a DanSey that fits then it is more likely my DanZey is the correct person.
BTW - are you the same Terry that runs 'Dansey dot net'?
Dave

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Armed Forces / Francis Dansey 1805-1825 died at the Infantry Hospital, New Windsor HELP please!
« on: Saturday 29 April 17 12:01 BST (UK)  »
I have a transcript (from FindMyPast) for the burial of Francis Dansey, Grenadier Guards, who died in the Infantry Hospital at New Windsor in 1825, aged 20 (buried at St. John the Baptist on 26 Jan).

It is possible this is the same Francis who was baptised at Burrough on the Hill, Leicestershire on 21 Jul 1805 (parents Francis Danzey & Deborah née Barnett).

However, having searched TNA, Findmypast and Ancestry, I am unable to find any further military (or other) records for him.  Can anyone help me or point me in the right direction?

Dave

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Leicestershire Resouces & Offers / Re: Offer: Hallaton Parish Registers and Bishops Transcripts
« on: Sunday 22 February 15 14:37 GMT (UK)  »
Barbara,

if you are still offering lookups I would very much like to ask you to look up Frances [Bull?] Faulkner (b.abt.1799) and her possible marriage her to Matthew Danzey circa 1821.

many thanks
Dave

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Nottinghamshire Lookup Requests / COX Mary, Hannah and John - Nottingham/Beeston Baptisms
« on: Friday 31 January 14 16:33 GMT (UK)  »
I have the birth dates for the following...

Mary COX b.14 May 1710
Hannah COX b.6 Jul 1715
John COX b.24 Feb 1718/19/20 (year recorded was 1719 but falls within double dating period)

It is known the family lived in or around Nottingham/Beeston.

I have found a baptism record for a Hannah COX (bpt.4 Aug 1715) from the High Pavement Presbyterian Chapel in Nottingham but am unable to find anything for the other two siblings.  I need to tie all three to the same parents to verify the Hannah baptism is correct.

It is almost certain the family were non-conformists as the birth dates were hand-written in an old book published in 1629 written by Arthur Hildersham, a well known puritan and non-conformist.

Is anyone able to do a lookup for me to try and find matching baptisms for all three?

thanks
Dave

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Nottinghamshire Lookup Requests / Re: William SMITH Plumtree-Beeston-East Leake
« on: Tuesday 28 January 14 14:16 GMT (UK)  »
jillruss - many thanks for looking.

the old book includes birth dates for Hannah COX and her siblings: Mary (b.14 May 1710), Hannah (b.6 Jul 1715) and John COX (b.24 Feb 1719[/20]).  However, the only baptism record I can find is for Hannah  bpt.4 Aug 1715 at the High Pavement Presbyterian chapel in Nottingham (parents: Thomas and Sarah).  Would like to confirm this is the correct one by matching parents for the other two siblings.

Could someone please do a look up for Mary and John COX's baptisms in or around Nottingham, Beeston etc.

Dave

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Nottinghamshire Lookup Requests / William SMITH Plumtree-Beeston-East Leake
« on: Monday 27 January 14 13:38 GMT (UK)  »
A very old book has just surfaced (published c.1629) which contains handwritten birth-dates for my ancestors (and their siblings) dating back to 1710.  The key family I am interested in is...

William SMITH (b.???) = Hannah Cox (b.1715) m.10 Feb 1738/39 at Beeston (St. John the Baptist)

Phillimore's marriage transcript shows William's parish as Plumtree.

Also, according to WD Fletcher in his publication - “Leicestershire Pedigrees and Royal Descents”, published 1887 - there is a headstone in East Leeke's baptist cemetery with the inscription "“In Loving Memory of WILLIAM SMITH …. of Plumtree Beeston & East Leake …. who after 15 years total blindness …. died 1795 age 95 & lies buried here with HANNAH his wife.”

However, the only suitable baptism I can find for William Smith (using online sources) is in 1719 at Beeston, which conflicts with the inscription which suggests he was born in Plumtree c.1699.

Is anyone able to do a lookup for William's baptism in Plumtree?
Also, is anyone in a position to photograph the headstone at East Leeke for me.

thanks in advance
Dave

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Nottinghamshire Lookup Requests / Re: John Fenton marriage Newark 1829
« on: Sunday 10 February 13 10:27 GMT (UK)  »
Larkspur,
NFHS- will check them out.
As for Alma, I have her birth certificate which states...  born 21 Feb 1873 (sub-district: St. Mary, Paddington).  Father: John Speed (occupation Ostler) and mother Sarah Maria (formerly Fenton).  Residence: Queen's Arm's Yard, Kilburn Gate, Paddington. Registered second April 1873.

It was this that initially confused me as I already had John Speed married to Sarah Maria Cartwright (25 Dec 1858, Newark) when Sarah was just 19 and unlikely to have been previously married to a Fenton.  The research on the Fenton side has now solved this anomoly.

Gibel,
many thanks for info.  Will PM you.

Dave

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Nottinghamshire Lookup Requests / Re: John Fenton marriage Newark 1829
« on: Friday 08 February 13 20:25 GMT (UK)  »
Larkspur,

I had the year/qtr of the two marriages but not the actual dates.
Thanks for that. Where did you obtain these dates?
I am unable to find them on Findmypast, IGI or FreeReg.

As for the burials and baptism, yes I had those.

Dave

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Nottinghamshire Lookup Requests / Re: John Fenton marriage Newark 1829
« on: Friday 08 February 13 14:34 GMT (UK)  »
Gibel,

further to my previous post, I have also explored possible birth records for John Fenton in London/Middlesex.  A parish record exists for John Jacob FENTON (parents Jacob and Jane) who was born 7 Aug 1809 and christened 19 Jul 1809.  Although this appears to be a couple of years out, going on census returns (not unusual), I am drawn to the fact  the Jacob name appears for John Fenton in Newark (his son) and there does not appear to be a more likely candidate (online at least!).

Do you have any thoughts on this?
Dave

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