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All of my attempts to access Caldwell County births for the period 1805-1812 come up empty regarding Tericy CAMPBELL born abt 1809 to unknown parents.  She married Samuel JONES 14 Oct 1822 in Caldwell County and appears on only one named census - the 1850 of District 1, Caldwell County.  The 1860 census of Princeton, Caldwell County, Kentucky shows five of her children living together.  We are fairly certain Samuel died in 1850 although no record of that can be located either. 

Family tradition states she was 13 when married to Samuel Jones - her age in 1850 is 40, so possible that's correct.

The death of Tericy is unknown and whether or not she married again is also unknown.

Is it possible to ask for a search of the Caldwell County Clerk's records to see if a birth is listed for Tericy?  I have the marriages of Rueben CAMPBELL and William CAMPBELL in 1809 in Caldwell County, but nothing to prove one of them might be Tericy's parents.

Whatever help can be offered, I am most appreciative.

Glenys

Thank you for your help.  The death and burial in 1861 is my 3ggmother Sarah PETHERICK ALLOWAY.  However, I am still stumped by the Sarah in 1860.  The fact she was only 4 months old should help me locate her birth/baptism and parents. 

I appreciate the information.

The following record was found on FindMyPast:
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Wiltshire Removal Orders
Day:31
Month:Aug
Year:1826
Forenames:Ann
Surname:ALLOWAY
Head:y
Household:5208
Age:
From place:Bradford
From county:Wiltshire
From country:England
To place:Hilperton
To county:Wiltshire
To country:England
Notes:single
WSRO ref:77/39
Record source:Wiltshire Removal Orders
Data provider:Wiltshire Family History Society

Ann is my 4th ggmother.  Her son my 3rd ggfather William ALLOWAY was also removed from Bradford to Antony, Cornwall when he was 11 (one record says 7) years old at the same time.  I have his information from Antony Poor Law records and can track him until his death in Devon in 1886.

My question has to do with Ann.  She simply disappears after this removal order.  Are there any Poor Law Records or similar covering Hilperton that might help me find out where she went or what happened to her?  I have no age so no idea when she was born. 

I have not been able to locate a baptism or birth record for William in 1816, but he is always consistent with giving his birthplace as Antony or Torpoint within Antony, Cornwall.  I have looked for Ann in Cornwall to see if any Removal Orders mention her - without success.  She doesn't appear in any census record - at least anyone I can identify as my Ann.  And I cannot identify any of the Ann ALLOWAYs who died in or around Hilperton as mine.

The only real evidence I have of her is the Removal Order. 

Glenys

Russell, what do you think of this baptism in Hillingden, Middlesex for Mary?  If they followed naming patterns of the day, then her father is likely William Tyler (John William 1797) and this fits.  Hillingdon according to Hammersmith and Fulham website isn't too far away, so again a fit.  I don't know of course, that's why I wondered what you think.  Another thought, they also put Elizabeth with Mary's name for their daughter Mary Elizabeth 1802. 

Name:    Mary Tyler
Baptism Date:    22 Oct 1776
Parish:    St Martin, Ruislip
County:    Middlesex
Borough:    Hillingdon
Parent(s):    William Tyler,
Elizabeth Tyler
Record Type:    Baptism
Register Type:    Parish Register

Hello again Russell:  In answer to your question as to whether it is uncommon for someone to marry a sibling of their first spouse - I would say it was more common than not.  Although it was technically illegal to marry one's spouse's sibling, it was done and I have four or five scattered throughout my family research. 

So now we are up to the John GREY born ca 1749 and his wife Mary EVANS also born ca 1749.  I actually found a John GREY in Scotland who fits very nicely, father is Nathaniel! Might look into him a bit further.  I do wish we could sort Mary TYLER out - will just have to keep searching through the ones from London until we find one (or if we find one) who we can prove is ours.

Also, did I notice on your signature line that you have RUSSELLs from Hampshire?  I have quite a large family of RUSSELL in Hampshire, some of whom went to Australia.  If you would like to share a little of that line I could see if I have the same ones.  Are you familiar with Richard Tyler Russell who married Harriet and lived in Plumstead, Kent?

Thanks for writing back, good to hear from you.
Glenys