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Essex / Re: Burial of Ann Sayers, Chelmsford 1812
« on: Friday 24 February 23 11:47 GMT (UK)  »
Dave,

My wife has Sayers,Cramphorn and Taylor as direct-line ancestors and Sams and Raven as more distant ancestors. If you would like to compare notes please send me a Direct message.

Mike


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Essex / Re: Wicker family from Halstead
« on: Tuesday 14 June 22 10:46 BST (UK)  »
The sources you are using seem to be good ones. Freereg is particularly good. The compilers in general do a brilliant job but bear in mind errors can occasionally occur both in the transcription to Freereg and in the actual Parish records themselves. You may have noticed the very high proportion of the baptisms at St Andrews (which was the main C of E Church in Halstead until the mid 1800's) are in March or April which makes me wonder if that was the time they were transcribed into the Parish Register from other books or even scraps of paper or whether that particular time was set aside for baptisms.                                                                                                              The Wicker family is one I have been researching and I too have a few uncertainties so perhaps you could send me a personal message to see if we can be of mutual assistance.
I would add that Rayner is probably the most common name in Halstead

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Sue,
Yes please feel free to pm me.
Mike

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Sue,
Yes we must be cousins - a number of times removed. If you have any other brick walls you would like to bounce off me let me know. I have not moved many miles from our shared origins.

Mike

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Ha yes indeed,

My line is via John's brother Thomas/Jane Monk.

Mike

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Sue,
Not on Ancestry now. Just GRU.
Think our common line may be Edward c1752 ?
Mike

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Hi Sue,
I agree with Tabitha Gibbons - her marriage to Thomas Cranfield did not last long.
I cannot see that I have a direct line relationship with any Salmon or that particular Byford line although there is an indirect relationship with them both. I have a general interest in the area as so many families are connected. I note that one of your named interests is Partridge -that is a direct line name for me.
Mike

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Not that I can help much but I too have been researching the Salmon and Byford families in the Gestingthorpe area. I also have been unable to locate the birth place and parentage of Philip Salmon.
Many of the descendants moved to the Maplesteads.
George Byford is mentioned - a marriage to Tabitha Cranfield 10/04/1778 in Little Yeldham seems likely and George himself may have been born c1739 in Belchamp St Paul being an adjacent village.
All a bit circumstantial.

Mike

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Essex / Re: River Lane Castle Hedingham 1830s?
« on: Wednesday 29 April 20 10:52 BST (UK)  »
Hi,

That is an interesting question - looking at the censuses for 1841 and 1851 River Lane appears in 1841 but not 1851 - trying to compare the individuals does not give a common theme apart from Samuel Steer who was a minister living in River Lane in 1841 and also a minister living in Chapel Street in 1851.
The Congregation Chapel is on the road from St James Street towards the river Colne - so I think it is a good chance that it was called River Lane at one point. Not conclusive but a start!

Regards
Mike

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