COURTNAGE family, Lurgashall/Bepon

[janan]

Hi Lesley

I've picked up a few bits and pieces - you may well have some, or even all of it, but felt it best to capture all Courtney etc entries that I saw 

Fernhurst
First that marriage reads
Henry Cartnage &                  and that is it, it's like he got distracted while making the entry and forgot to complete it!
There is this burial
Hannah wife of Henry Cortnige Jun 18 1778
but none I could see for Henry
Also this burial
Thomas Cortnidge 25 Mar 1768
plus
 Ann daughter of John Cortnadge April 27 1767
I couldn't see anything else but the registers are illegible in many places, I wish whoever is transcribing them the very best of luck.

I checked the Midhurst transcripts for you
Marriage
William Courtney to Ann Greenfield 19 Feb 1689
Burials
25 Jan 1671 Henry Corteney son of Henry
17 may 1673 Henry Cortney h of Catherine
Baptisms
9 Dec 1660 William Cortny s of Henry and Catherine
25 Jul 1663 John Courtney s of William and Katherine
25 Jul 1664 John Cortney s of William
24 Aug 1664 Catherine Cortney d of William and Catherine
4 Dec 1666 Henry Cortney s of Henry and Catherine
whether William and Henry are two different men both married to Catherines or one and the same known by two different names I have no idea
15 Apr 1695 Henry Courtney s of William and Ann

I then looked in the Linch transcripts when I should have been looking at Linchmere - will give you what I found and  will do the right one another time
 John Coartnag an Mary Cratar was mar'd on 30 Sep 1742
Thomas Courtnige and Eliz Lambard married Oct 1733
John son of John Cortenage by Elizabeth his wife baptised Feb 5 1786
Elizabeth lately wife of John Courtenage a pauper buried 7 march 1786
John late s of John Courtenage by Elizabeth late wife paupers buried April  1786

Hope some of this is of help

Regards
Jan

[cardiffbay]

Hello Jan,
I have had a very quick look at this just now - its a bit late for me I've been working very late and am so tired. First of all, I want to say thank you for taking the time to look at this information, I really am very grateful.
Some other information has come into my possession today which may help in the quest with this family and I will explain what I have tomorrow to you.
Speak to you tomorrow Jan, and thank you again, you are very kind.

Lesley

[cardiffbay]

Good morning Jan,
Just a quick line before I leave for work.  Would you have any objection to emailing me direct rather than through this site?
If you have no objection, please let me know so I can communicate with you and give youmy direct email address.  Many thanks

Lesley

[janan]

Hi Lesley

I have sent you a personal message

Regards
Jan

[Neil6534]

Hi I too am researching the Courtnage Family tree, however my tree seems to be based around the Chertsey, Surrey area.
So far I have got back to William Frederick Courtnage, born 1881. His father was a William Courtnage, but I can not get hold of a birth certificate for him so do not know when or where he was born.
However, I suspect that William Frederick got his first name from his father and his middle name from his grandfather - this seems to be the normal practice.
So my train of thought has led me to suspect that the Frederick Courtnage mentioned on the below 1851 census, being 1yr old at the time, may well be the grandfather to my William Frederick.
This sort of adds up also as my William Courtnage was a farm labourer and agricultural labourers seem to run the the Courtnage tree you are looking into.
If you can offer any info or help that would be greatly appreciated.

Neil
Yes, perfect sense

1851
HO107 1596 248 12
Headley
Charles Coutnage 38 Ag lab
Lucy 43
Elizabeth 20
Sarah 18
Mary 17
Henry 10
Charles 7
Daniel 5
Ann 3
Frederick 1

all bn Headley

indexed Charles and Leacy Courtnace - but image although not the clearest, I am happy says Courtnage and Lucy.

[janan]

Hi Neil

Welcome to Rootschat

Lesley (cardiffbay) hasn't been around since August last year and Anna not since February this year but hopefully they will get an email saying they have a reply to this thread and come back

Jan

[cardiffbay]

Hello Jan,
Long time since we last spoke.  Are you still helping your friend? I have just picked up your note about Neil who is also researching the name. I would be pleased to help him if i can.

Lesley

[janan]

Hi Lesley

I've not heard from Anna since she was last on this thread. Have you made any more progress with your Cournage family?
Hopefully Neil will be back at some point

Jan

[cardiffbay]

Hello Jan,
I am confident that I have the correct parentage for Henry Courtnage who married both Sarah Mitchell and then Charlotte Hounsome.  I believe I made a mistake with the generations flowing from Henry Senior's Son, Henry who married Charlotte Trussler.  Their last child Emily has a birth Certificate for 1839 and I was hopeful of finding Charlotte's maiden name for confirmation of the correct link.  Unfortunately, I am unable to obtain it from either Surrey or Sussex record offices despite the birth being registered in Farnham, as neither offices can find it.  I have also discovered that another family member tried to purchase it, from a typed transcript of the register.  However, the original transcript of the register was written by hand and has been viewed so often it has had to be re-transcribed which left room for mistake on the copied entry.  There is also the question of where does Charlotte Mooney come from?  I am waiting for Liverpool to send me a copy and I am keeping my fingers crossed in anticipation. I sent for something else from Liverpool recently and three weeks down the line I still do not have it.
I will let you know once I am in receipt of it.

Many thanks

Lesley