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Wiltshire / Re: Look-up Request - Mary Ann Lawrence (1818 - ????)
« on: Friday 02 June 17 21:58 BST (UK)  »
Hi Carole,

Those 1838 and 1840 marriages could also be candidates.  I have not yet been able to discover / explore the parents of those two Mary Ann Lawrences. 


Peter.

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Wiltshire / Re: Look-up Request - Mary Ann Lawrence (1818 - ????)
« on: Friday 02 June 17 21:50 BST (UK)  »
My last trace of Mary Ann was the 1834 reference to her in her father's will, written in that year.


Peter.

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Wiltshire / Look-up Request - Mary Ann Lawrence (1818 - ????)
« on: Friday 02 June 17 19:50 BST (UK)  »
I would appreciate any look-up or other help about the life and family of my lateral, Mary Ann Lawrence. 

Mary Ann Lawrence, daughter of William Lawrence, yeoman, and Mary Wilkins, was born in Hilmarton, Wilthshire, England, and baptized there on April 26th., 1818.  Her parents were yeoman farmers in Beaconhill Farm, Hilmarton, till about 1825, when they moved to farm in Berkshire.  Mary Ann's older sister, Sarah Lawrence, was married on April 15th., 1833, in Ashbury, Berkshire (now Oxfordshire).  William died in Ashbury, Berkd, in 1838.  Mary Ann Lawrence received a bequest from her father’s will signed in 1834.  Our Lawrence Tree, prepared in about 1970,  shows no marriage or issue for her. 

However, a Mary A. Lawrence married an Edwin Clark (Free BMD) in Calne St. Mary’s, Wilts, in Q4 of 1855.  Has anybody spotted a marriage / family for this Mary Ann Lawrence, please?   

Best wishes.


Peter Ferreira.
Toronto, Canada. 

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Wiltshire / LAWRENCE Family of Yeoman Farmers from Wiltshire
« on: Friday 02 June 17 19:12 BST (UK)  »
Here is a Wiltshire family of yeoman farmers in Wiltshire, Berkshire and Hampshire, all cousins of mine.  I would appreciate assistance in tracing their descendants. 

Charles Tucker Lawrence, son of Richard Lawrence, yeoman, and of Sarah Tucker, was baptized in Lyneham, Wiltshire, England, on May 14th., 1804.  Charles farmed in Preston, in the parish of Lyneham, Wilts, where he was a yeoman.  On February 10th., 1842, in Draycot Cerne, in Chippenham district, Charles married Elizabeth Knight.  Elizabeth had been born in Langley Burrell, Wilts, about 1819.  About the mid-1840s they moved to farm in Betterton Farm East, in the parish of Ardington, Berks;  they took over that farm from Charles’ second cousin, Richard Lawrence.  By 1861 and 1871, they were farming in Hayes Farm in Tangley, Hants;  by the 1881 census, they were retired farmers in Langley Burrell, Wilts, with children Richard 36 and Cecilia 31 living with them.  Charles 84 died in the Chippenham district, about Q3 of 1889.  Elizabeth, widow, was living in Langley Burrell, with Richard and Cecilia, both single, at the censuses of 1891 and 1901.  Charles and Elizabeth had issue: 
[A]   Sarah Mary Ann Lawrence, born about Q1 of 1843, in Lyneham, Wilts;  birth registered in Cricklade district in that quarter;  last noted with her parents in Tangley at the 1861 census;   
   Charles Knight Lawrence, born in Preston, baptized in Lyneham on May 5th., 1844;  last noted with his parents in Betterton at the 1851 census; 
[C]   Richard Thomas Lawrence, born in Preston, baptized in Lyneham on October 14th., 1845;  Richard 55, unmarried, was enumerated in Langley Burrell, at the 1901 census, living with his mother;   
[D]   Elizabeth Tucker Lawrence, born in Preston, baptized in Lyneham on April 4th., 1847;   did she die young?  an Elizabeth Lawrence’s death was recorded in Cricklade, Wilts, in Q3 of 1849. 
[E]   Cecilia Jane Lawrence, born in Betterton, Berks;  Celia Jane Lawrence baptized in Ardington, Berks, on April 29th., 1849.  Cecilia 52, unmarried, was enumerated in Langley Burrell, at the 1901 census, living with her mother;   
[F]   George James Lawrence, born in Betterton, Berks, birth registered in Wantage, Berks in Q1 of 1851.  George was with his parents in Tangley at the 1861 census.  At the 1891 census, George James 40 was head of household, in Brixton, Lambeth, London.  George J. 50 was there again, at the 1901 census. 

I would be delighted to share LAWRENCE family history notes with any descendant or researcher of this family, all cousins of mine. 

Best wishes. 


Peter Ferreira
Toronto, Canada.

14
Dorset / Re: Lost STONEs from Piddlehinton
« on: Saturday 03 December 16 00:12 GMT (UK)  »
Hi K Garrad,

Sorry, I do not know anything about those Domineys in Ilminster, Frome or Knowle St. Giles. 

Best wishes.


Peter.

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Dorset / Re: Lost STONEs from Piddlehinton
« on: Friday 02 December 16 22:05 GMT (UK)  »
Hi PJ, 

I do very little research on Canadian data, as I have few relatives in this country.  Most of my research is in Britain and India. 

As you are researching Dominys, here is an extension to the snippet that I sent you yesterday.  Hope that it helps you.  Happy browsing!! 

9)   Mary Stone, bp. in Piddlehinton on Dec. 13th., 1813.  On Aug. 4th., 1841, in Puddletown church, she married George Dominy, butcher, of Puddletrenthide?, a son of George Dominy, butcher, in the presence of John Tizard Stone and Anne Stone.  George was a butcher in Piddletrenthide.  By the 1861 and 1871 censuses, they lived in Melcombe Regis, Dorset, where George was a butcher.  George and Mary had issue: 
•   John Tizard Stone Dominy, born in Piddlehinton and bapt. in Piddletrenthide on June 5th., 1844 (Dorchester district).  He was a butcher, living in Melcombe Regis in 1871.  John died on March 1st., 1905, aged 60, buried in Piddletrenthide churchyard.   
•   Henry Dominy, born in Piddlehinton about 1845;  enumerated in 1861 at his parents’ home.  Henry was a surgeon / dentist.   
•   George Dominy, bapt. in Piddletrenthide on March 5, 1846.  In Q4 of 1872, in Weymouth district, George married Sarah Catherine Cox.  George was a shopkeeper and butcher, living in Weymouth (1881),  Radipole in 1891 and Melcombe Regis (1901).  George and Sarah had issue:           
o   George Sydney Dominy, born about 1873 in Weymouth;  butcher.  George married Mary Josephine Wadham.  They apparently lived in Derby.  George died in 1947.  George and Mary had issue:   
*   Edna Marie Wadham Dominy, born in Derby district, in about Q2 of 1901; 
*   George Brian Wadham Dominy, born in Derby district in about Q2 of 1904;     
o   Leonard Charles Dominy, born about 1875 in Weymouth;  a butcher in the Weymouth area;  Leonard married Alice Croom, in Q1 of 1907, in Christchurch, Hants, district;  lived in Weymouth till the early 1950s;  Leonard died about 1955 and Alice about 1959;  Leonard and Alice had issue: 
*   Barbara Croom Dominy, born in Weymouth on May 10th., 1909.  In Q1 of 1933, in Weymouth district, Barbara married Ronald Dendy, a naval officer.  Barbara died in 1961.  [ancestor of Elizabeth Rutherford] 
o   Olive Mary Dominy, born about 1879 in Weymouth.  In about Q3 of 1904, in Weymouth, Dorset, Olive married Robert John King;  they lived in Bath, Somerset, where they had issue: 
*   Kenneth Robert John Dominy King, born on June 18th., 1907, in Kingston upon Thames, Surrey.  Ken was a radio engineer.  On September 7th., 1935, in Mansfield, Notts, he married Joan Marchant;  they lived in Kingston-upon-Thames and Chelmsford.  Kenneth died in 1954;  they had issue.  [ancestors of Alison Organ] 
*   Joyce Mary King, born in Bath, Somerset, in 1910.  Joyce married John Grenville Eves;  they had issue. 
*   Rachel Catherine Dominy King, born in Bath on November 2nd., 1914.  Rachel married (1) Owen Sampson and married (2) Mark Rhodes;  Mark and Rachel have issue. 
*   Richard George Dominy King, born in Bath, Somerset, on December 28th., 1915;  electrical contractor;  Richard married (1) Joan Matt, 2 children, divorced;  Richard married (2) Marjorie Barnett, 3 children;  Richard married (3) Susan Mordecai.  [ancestors of Carol King]   
*   Godfrey Arthur King, born in Bath, Somerset, on August 5th., 1918.  Godfrey was a major in the army and a director in Lucas;  he married and had issue.  Godfrey died in 2005.     
o   Norah Catherine Dominy King, born about 1882 in Weymouth.           
o   Sarah Helen Dominy King, born about 1884 in Weymouth;  died about 1960.       

Best wishes.


Peter Ferreira
Toronto, Canada.







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Dorset / Re: Lost STONEs from Piddlehinton
« on: Friday 02 December 16 12:16 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Papijean,

That was a long, long time ago.  WOW!  Thank you for directing your first post on Rootschat to me and for your assistance.  Very much appreciated!  I have taken my Dominys and Stones a long way, since my posting.  Here is what I have now: 

9)   Mary Stone, bp. in Piddlehinton on Dec. 13th., 1813.  On Aug. 4th., 1841, in Puddletown church, she married George Dominy, butcher, of Puddletrenthide?, a son of George Dominy, butcher, in the presence of John Tizard Stone and Anne Stone.  George was a butcher in Piddletrenthide.  By the 1861 and 1871 censuses, they lived in Melcombe Regis, Dorset, where George was a butcher.  George and Mary had issue: 
•   John Tizard Stone Dominy, born in Piddlehinton and bapt. in Piddletrenthide on June 5th., 1844 (Dorchester district).  He was a butcher, living in Melcombe Regis in 1871.  John died on March 1st., 1905, aged 60, buried in Piddletrenthide churchyard.   
•   Henry Dominy, born in Piddlehinton about 1845;  enumerated in 1861 at his parents’ home.  Henry was a surgeon / dentist.   
•   George Dominy, bapt. in Piddletrenthide on March 5, 1846.  In Q4 of 1872, in Weymouth district, George married Sarah Catherine Cox.  George was a shopkeeper and butcher, living in Weymouth (1881),  Radipole in 1891 and Melcombe Regis (1901).  George and Sarah had issue.           

Best wishes to you Papijean.  I wish you a Merry Christmas.  May 2017 be a great year for you. 


Peter. 



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Dorset / Re: Descendants from John Lawrence FOWLER (c1851 - 1911)
« on: Friday 11 November 16 00:36 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Chempat,

Many thanks for your four suggestions.  Much appreciated!! 

That marriage of Joseph Honnor Fowler to Gladys Ford in Q2 of 1915 sounds very plausible and encouraging.  I will check it out.  I was not aware that any British censuses after 1911 had been released, already.  I had not even heard (in Toronto) of the 1939 census being available.  Thank you for the lead to their children Evelyn and Joseph.   

Best wishes. 


Peter 


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Dorset / Descendants from John Lawrence FOWLER (c1851 - 1911)
« on: Wednesday 09 November 16 01:33 GMT (UK)  »
I seek assistance in defining the descendants of my FOLWER branch, descended from this John Lawrence Fowler.  Here is what I know about them: 

John Lawrence Fowler, eldest son of Joseph Francis and Elizabeth Fowler, was born c 1851 in Winterborne Kingston, Dorset, and baptized in Wareham, St. Mary, on August 11th., 1851 (I.G.I.).  On September 5th., 1878, in St. John’s Church, Ealing, in Brentford district (BMD ref:  3a / 103) John married Marianne Tillyer, the only daughter of James Tillyer, of Craven House, Ealing;  Marianne had been born in London, Middlesex about Q1 of 1854, when her birth was registered in St. George Hanover Sq.  In the 1881 census they lived on Dorchester Road in Milborne St. Andrew, John 29 being a senior partner in J. L. Fowler & Co. Coal Factory, living with Marian 26 and Joseph H 18 months.  In the 1891 census at 5 North Parade Passage, St James, Bath, Somerset, there were John L. 39 and Marianne 37;  their three children, Elizabeth T. 9, John L. 7 and Mary 4, all pupils / scholars, were enumerated boarding with a family  in Milborne St. Andrew;  no sign of son Joseph.  In the 1901 census, John Fowler 49 married was a boarder in Melcombe Regis, living on his own means;  Elizabeth  was in Bromley, Kent;  John jr. was in Basing, Hants;  I  cannot find Joseph or Mary;  Marian 50, single <sic>, was living on own means in Wallington, Surrey.  Marianne Fowler 47 died in Dorchester district, Dorset, on April 23rd., 1901.  John Lawrence Fowler 60 was buried in Melcombe Regis, St. Mary and St. John churchyard, Dorset, on March 22nd., 1911 (NBI-2).  John and Marian(ne) had issue:
(1)   Joseph Honnor Fowler, born in Milborne St. Andrew about 1879;   the birth of Joseph Honnor Fowler, in Q4 of 1879 was registered in Blandford district (BMD ref:  5a / 260);  bp. in Milborne St. Andrew, on October 24th., 1879.  Joseph, 18 months old, was noted in the 1881 census, living with his parents, in Milborne St. Andrew.  I cannot find this Joseph in the 1891 or 1901 censuses.  Joseph ?Honnor? Fowler 31, single, born in Milborne St. Andrew, was enumerated in the 1911 census, as a farmer employer, at ?Rynell / Rignall Farm, at Great Missenden, Bucks, in the district of Amersham.  Joseph H. Fowler 66 died in Amersham, Bucks, on September 30th., 1945.     
(2)   Elizabeth Tillyer Fowler, born in Milborne St. Andrew, Dorset, in Q4 of 1881; bp. there on October 21st., 1881.  Elizabeth Tillyer Fowler 29, single, was last noted in the 1911 census, in Westerham?, Tatsfield, Surrey.             
(3)   John Lawrence Fowler, born in Northport, Wareham, Dorset, on January 21st., 1884;  bp. February 24th., 1884.  John Lawrence Fowler 27, single, a farm bailiff, was enumerated in the 1911 census in Great Missenden, Bucks.  John L. Fowler married Ida M. D. White, in Aylesbury district, Bucks, about Q2 of 1911.  They apparently lived in Uxbridge district, where the births of their three children were registered.  John died about Q3 of 1952, in Uxbridge district.  .    [ancestors of John S. L. Fowler and James Fowler]   
●   Marjorie E. M. Fowler, birth registered in Q3 of 1912, in Uxbridge district.  About Q3 of 1935, in Uxbridge district, she married John J. O’Reilly, an RAF Squadron Leader, who died about the 1980s.   Marjorie died in the 1990s.  John and Marjorie had one son and one daughter.     
●   John Lawrence Fowler, born April 16th., 1914, birth registered in Q2 of 1914, in Uxbridge district, Middlesex, England.  John married and had two known sons.  John 89 died in April 2003, in Ealing, London. 
●   Robert G. A. Fowler, birth registered in Q4 of 1917, in Uxbridge district.  Bob was in the RAF and was killed in W.W. II.  No issue.     
(4)   Mary Fowler, born in Milborne St. Andrew, Dorset, about Q3 of 1886.  Mary 24, a poultry farmer, was last noted in the 1911 census, living with her sister, Elizabeth, in Westerham?, Surrey.           

I would appreciate any assistance defining other descendants of this family, especially from Joseph Honnor, Elizabeth and Mary Fowler, all cousins of mine. 

Best wishes. 


Peter Ferreira.
Toronto, Canada.

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