mackley browne

[weggyg]

Looking for MAckley Browne and family. they seem to have a connection with Hougham and Dover, St Mary the Virgin
In particular any records relating to births of:

Mackley (1812 or 1822)
Edward Wheatland possible Browne 1817
 Jane Browne c 1819
charlotte Browne c 1820

Info about marriage of Mackley Browne to Charlotte Wheatland
Info about John Browne and Bettie Mackley - late 18thc possibly same area.
Info about Charlotte Wheatland's family

[casalguidi]

Hi

The baptism and marriage records for Dover St James and Dover St Mary are on the IGI for that period:

http://www.familysearch.org

You can check the batch numbers for these parishes (it is useful to have a batch number for such common names):

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hughwallis/

You might also find the second name searches useful (see the same page)  if your ancestors had unusual names or surnames as second names.

Best wishes

Casalguidi

[Bill749]

Hi

Just spotted this one - don't know if you ever found what you were looking for.  These are from the IGI:

The John Browne/Bettie Mackley marriage was on 25 MAR 1776 in Kildwick, Yorkshire.
Charlotte Wheatland shows up in 1786 in Thakeham, Sussex d/o Thomas & Sarah.

If you still think there is a Dover connection and you nee a lookup, send me a PM with the details.

Regards, Bill

[Bill749]

Checked Dover St Mary's today for MACKLEY - none; BROWNE - none matching.

Regards, Bill

[weggyg]

Thanks for your help, I left the trail of this one a while back, may well pick it up again.

[J.J.]

https://familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bgivenname%3Amackley~%20%2Bsurname%3Abrowne
Jane Charlotte & Mackley all christened same day Jun 1824...  St. Mary The Virgin, DOVER, KENT,


( 1823- 21 Parliament st. & Box-Hill Surrey )
https://archive.org/stream/gentlemansmagaz25gomm#page/8/mode/2up/search/mackley
1824 -Surrey seats Box Hil - Mackley Brown esq.  also a reference later to Mr. Browne architect before which I saw no other Brownes 

( 1825- 21 Parliament st. )

1831 Browne Mackley l Parliament st. London
 https://books.google.ca/books?id=L88qAAAAMAAJ&pg=PR20

http://www.arundelcastle.org/_pdf/Vol%202.pdf
Contract for the sale by Bernard Edward, 12th Duke of Norfolk, and others, to Mackley Browne of Parliament Street, co. Middx., esq., of 3ľa. land at Brockham, co. Surrey. 1 doc., 17 May 1838.
*see also reference to "Brown(e): family pedigree,   p.221

1842 Browne Mackley, esq., Brockham Warren near Dorking, Surrey
https://books.google.ca/books?id=TsHPAAAAMAAJ&pg=PR8&

The Post Office London Directory 1843
Browne Mackley, esq.   parliamentary agent, 2l Parliament st. 
https://books.google.ca/books?id=lw87AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA843

Browne, Mackley & Son, Esqrs. 13 Cannon row, Parliament   st

1860 Parl agents India Office ( p.54)
Browne, Mackley & Son, Esqra. 13 Cannon row, Parliament-street, S.W.
https://books.google.ca/books?id=3_cNAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA320

1879 London
Browne John Mackley, esq.   2l Parliament st. and Brockham Warren Docking Surrey

[J.J.]

 In case they are relatives, the reason for the local christenings
St. Mary, Dover, Kent,  Christenings the previous year

Samuel Brown-Christening 25 July 1823   parents:  Samuel Brown   Elizabeth Taunton Brown

Elizabeth Ismay Brown  birth: Sept 8
christening- 8 October 1823     John Brown & Elizabeth Brown


Elizabeth taunton Pascall  may have been previously married to a Henry Brown according to this online source
http://www.terrys.org.uk/charts/b/brown703.htm

an Elizabeth ISMAY was born on 4 May 1807 but she'd have been a teenager ....Her parents did have a J. Brown wittness at their wedding...
Thomas Ismay, Bachelor, of this parish and Sarah Richards Spinster, of this parish were married in this church by License this 27th day of July 1806. Witnessed William Baker Richards {L} Ismay, J. Brown."

[J.J.]

I know this is an old and perhaps nobody looks in anymore, but some of this onfo may help somebody at some point. I was looking for my own family, but felt compelled to share this in case any of this is correct & may help someone in their searches.

It appears that although married that Elizabeth may have been buried under her maiden name. Regardless of how this happened or whether or not that is her burial information,
she is mentioned on a monumental inscription along with family.... hers says "Elizabeth departed this life 19th February 184_ aged 33 years and of five children who died in their infancy leaving only two sons and daughters.... Thomas, William, Sarah and Mary.

So she had nine children before the age of 33....( If children Brown, her first at age 15/16 1823) and appears to have died in or shortly after childbirth. Is she wife of John Brown or could it be they were not ever married? Happened seldom but did happen)
http://www.ismayons.com/pedigrees/web/family41/pafc04.htm

If this is indeed the wife of John Brown, then this might also help to understand the late baptisms of the children, if the couple attended a services for christenings then burials for nieces & nephews, getting one's own children baptized may have taken on a new sense of urgency.