~ 1841-1851-1861 ~ Look ups, please ** COMPLETED ** with thanks

[Eyesee]

John was the Sexton, so the kids would have been at an advantage for the jobs.

Ian C

[Lucy2]

Wonderful  ... wonderful ... wonderful !

Thank you SO much again Ian.    


Yes, I did have the IGI listings thanks ... but it was such a large brood, spread over a good number of years, that I just needed confirmation that the same John and Lucy AMBROSE were the parents.   [Hmm ... looks like "Ma and Pa" each had a great "innings" too ?]

AND 1841   .... clever you !    
AMRHEIN ? ... goodness gracious ?

It's a super result and I'm so grateful of your effort,  Ian.

Many, many,  thanks.

Lu  

[Lucy2]

John was the Sexton, so the kids would have been at an advantage for the jobs.

Ian C

Ah yes  ... "first dibs" huh ?     Keeping it "all in the family". 

Saint Mary's, Battersea ...   I do hope John picked out a nice little plot for himself in the churchyard ?

Cheers   
Lu

 ** COMPLETED **    with thanks to "eyesee" (Ian).

[mazlyt]

My husband's family descend from John Ambrose and Lucy Jay's son, Frederick William Ambrose (m Henrietta Weller 1872, Trinity Church, Parish of Upper Chelsea, Middlesex, England), they had a son Frederick William Ambrose (b1863 London and d 10 May 1909, Paddington NSW, Australia).  Cheers M