Sarah Eades relatives, early 1800's

[scobie79]

              Sarah Eades was born c. 1818 at West Horsley (1851 census). She married Richard Miall in 1835 at West Horsley and, after his demise, she married William Chatfield at Esher in 1847. William Chatfield and Sarah's children were born at Oxshott/Stoke D'Abernon and Tolworth.
              At this stage, I am looking for any information about Sarah Eades' brothers and sisters (if any), and about her parents. According to Sarah's marriage certificate, her father was a William Eades. The I.G.I. also gives a Sarah Eades baptised in 1818 in Esher - perhaps the Sarah in this enquiry.
               Any help would be much appreciated. Many thanks.
                                                                  Scobie

[anne77]

I have an Eliza Ede born in Esher 1835  in my tree, her mother (I think) was Kazia Ede born approx 1811 in Horsley,   On Eliza's marriage certificate her father is William Ede.  Kazia later married John Steptoe in Esher 1836.  Not quite sure how it fits in with your Sarah Eades!

[scobie79]

                   Thanks for the response, Anne. Unfortunately, until I can find some information regarding Sarah Eades' brothers and sisters and her parents, I am unable to connect her with any other family members. And according to the 1841 census there are an awful lot of Eades/Edes/Ede members in the Guildford area. Just have to persevere and hope something turns up.
                                                              Regards,
                                                                        Scobie

[Little Nell]

Hi Scobie,

What was William Eades occupation?

At the time of her first marriage she was recorded as being of the parish of West Horsley.  What was the birthplace for Sarah in 1851 census?  That might help track her family down.

Nell

Modified:    I see you've told me that already.  West Horsley is not the same place as Esher and there is distance between them, rather than being neighbouring parishes.

[scobie79]

Hallo Nell.
               Thanks for contacting me. According to her marriage certificate to William Chatfield, Sarah's father was a labourer, probably agricultural considering the area. I agree that the Esher baptism does not seem to be the likely one - West Horsley to Esher is a long way to travel for a baptism.
                I have just found in the I.G.I. a reference to a marriage of a William Eades to Elizabeth, both of and married in Stoke next Guildford in 1815. A possibility, in the right sort of area, but we all know how piecemeal the I.G.I. coverage is.
                 I am sure the answer lies somewhere in the area near Guilford.
                                                  Regards,
                                                            Scobie