Lady Di's Second Chance Scavenger Hunt..Everyone Welcome To Join In

[toni*]

Ok Di i breifly lookedon teh TNA site and found that Richard Ginger Yeoman of Bucks
i have now searched Ancestry and found Richard Ginger b. circa 1772 living in Eldesborough in 1841
(in fact he was chritened in 1774 son of Stainbridge Ginger)
thus he would not be the one who died in 1823


i didnt mean that Richard wouldnt be a juror because he couldnt write was a publcian etc i meant because of his age 

now from 1776-1800 there is a Richard Ginegr living at 20 Queenhithe - who is he ?

[Lady Di]

now from 1776-1800 there is a Richard Ginegr living at 20 Queenhithe - who is he ?

I don't know - where's Queenhithe?

[deb usa]

Hi

Just checked Harrow baptisms prior to 1813 ... here's one of the other children. Will check for the others

William s/o Richard and Mary GINGER of Harrow
4th June 1797

deb

[Lady Di]

Oh well found Deb

I wish it said that he was a Publican though!!

I believe that Richard Ginger and Mary MARTEN were the parents of those extra 10 children as the marriage date fits well with their births - but I don't know if the extra kids from Emma down are theirs as well.

[deb usa]

another one confirmed

Mary Ann d/o Richard and Mary Ginger of Harrow
bp 25 Nov 1810

deb

[toni*]

can you conact the person who submitted the bapt. thorugh LDs?

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Queenhithe = London

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the actual marriage for Richard Ginger & Mary Marten reads:~

Richard Ginger OTP bachelor and Mary Marten OTP spinster were married in this church by banns this 21st day of March 1796 by me W .....y curate (could be Shipley ? no dot on I does not look like an S but other letetrs fit)
this marriage was somlenised between us the mark of X richard Ginger (Mary Martin signed her name with an I )
in the presence of us Maragret possibly Comber er Coach and E Dobson

 Saint Luke, Old Street  Middlesex Islington


 

[Lady Di]

No contact details for the IGI submitted entries on IGI but Deb has confirmed a couple so looks like that are legit which is a bonus.

Marriage at St Luke, Old Street - possibly Mary's home parish 

[deb usa]

 

Children of Richard and Mary Ginger of Harrow

John bp 4 Oct 1812
Jane Hunt bp  1 June 1808
John bp 28 Dec 1806
Thomas bp 12 Aug 1804
Richard bp 3 oct 1802

deb

[toni*]

Emmas younger sister Eliza?

marriage
April 11th 1869 St Johns the Baptist Isleworth
Eliza Bond of Full age Widow resident of Isleworth father Richard Ginger coachman
Edward Langridge of Full age Windower resident of Isleworth occupation Labourer father William Langridge Carpenter
after Banns
William Yorkes vicar
Edward Signed
Eliza made her mark
witnesses Sarah ......... dge
and Russell Stinton