Jeremiah Kerley who married Harriet

[bolton]

Hi  Everyone I would just like to say a big thank you to all of you who helped me to find out what happened to my naughty gr gr gr gr grandfather Jeremiah Kerley so we can say that this message is at an end!!
I wonder if any one knows what happened to Jeremiah Kerley who married 23 Jan 1835 Bishopstone Wilts to Harriet Fort or Kellow
They had 2 children George born 1834 Bishopstone Wilts
Ann born 9 nov 1835 Cranborne she died 15 nov 1835
I have a feeling that Harriet may have died at the birth too.
Because they both Jeremiah and Harriet  seemed to disappear from Cranborne.
Leaving their son George living with his Aunt Keziah Hawkins and her husband James Hawkins.
If any one can solve this mystery it would be great.
Kind regards Christine

[CaroleW]

Jeremiah Kerley who married 23 Jan 1835 Bishopstone Wilts to Harriet Fort or Kellow

The IGI has 2 entries for the same couple - both extracted records but different dates

Given that George was b 1834 - the 1833 marriage seems the likeliest

JEREMIAH KERLEY   Spouse:  HARRIET FORT   
Marriage:  14 OCT 1833   Bishopstone By Salisbury Wiltshire,

JEREMIAH KERLEY   Spouse:  HARRIETTE FORT  Family
Marriage:  23 JAN 1835   Bishopstone By Salisbury Wiltshire
 
 

[CaroleW]

This doesn't help to find him but Ancestry have his birth/christening

Jeremiah Kerley born 5.2.1808 christened 6.3.1808 Cranborne Dorset.  Parents John & Elizabeth
 

[nanny jan]

Hi Christine,

Have you looked at the records available on the Cranborne page at www.opcdorset.com ?


Nanny Jan

[allibaker]

wonder if this is a possibility
jeremiah kerley convicted at dorset aszises on 11th march 1836 and transported for 7 years to australia on the 14th aug 1836 the convict ship henry porcher.that might account for why he wasnt on any cencus?
regards
alli

[kerleypepe]

hello christine.

it has been a long time with no contact, hope all is well.

is this the 1 you are looking for.??

jeremiah kerley transported 1/8/1836.  convicted at dorset assizes 1836.

kind regards.

john kerley  cornwall.