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Re: Alexander Forbes & Jane Williams
« Reply #45 on: Monday 14 October 19 19:24 BST (UK) »
They all left from Cork to SA

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Re: Alexander Forbes & Jane Williams
« Reply #46 on: Monday 14 October 19 19:29 BST (UK) »



So what else needs to be looked for in Church records that exist??


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Re: Alexander Forbes & Jane Williams
« Reply #47 on: Monday 14 October 19 19:55 BST (UK) »
Alexander Forbes (1750) and Jane Williams (1760), their baptism and marriage certificates or registry and their parents. I have married 30/09/1780, Templemichael, Longford

Child 1: Alexander Forbes - Just the date of death and a picture of his death notice

He married Jane Thomas (1805) first married Alexander Forbes - Then married Simes

Alexander and Jane had Maria Forbes (My Forbes) (apparently he was married before he left to Elizabeth Clarke and they had a Son John - Some say they died before he left Ireland and others say there is no record of them?)

Maria Forbes (05/05/1827) married William Henry Holder  (Leader of the 1820 Holders Party)

They had Sarah Ann Holder (17/10/1849) - Married Edward James Sterley (Sturley)

They had Harold Henry Sterley (26/07/1885) - Married Joanna de Wet

They had Harold James Sterley (26/07/1885) Only one I have all records for sadly

Eventually several Generations this will lead to me :D

That is what I am trying to determine what is on record that we can retrieve. As a lot of what I was finding is repetitive and finding baptismal records, birth records etc has proven to be a challenge or may not even exist.

But Civil registration of births began 1837 in England & Wales, 1855 Scotland and 1864 Ireland. South African Birth records (certificates) were introduced officially in the late 1800S and was not compulsory until 1905. These are the official dates of when it started in the various provinces:
Cape: 1895 - Natal: 1868 - Transvaal: 1901 - Orange Free State: 1903

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Re: Alexander Forbes & Jane Williams
« Reply #48 on: Monday 14 October 19 20:09 BST (UK) »

Will look for

Alexander Forbes and Jane Williams (1760),  marriage   30/09/1780, Templemichael, Longford

Birth of Child 1: Alexander Forbes (whenever) and His marriage to  Jane Thomas  (whenever)    to see if any further details are on entries!

Might mooch around g/yard now that it has been cleared.  Need to look for a couple of names there anyway.
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« Reply #49 on: Monday 14 October 19 20:12 BST (UK) »
Alexander Forbes (About 1792) and Jane Thomas (About 1805)

I cannot thank you enough :D


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« Reply #50 on: Monday 14 October 19 20:14 BST (UK) »
Alexander Forbes (1750) and Jane Williams (Born 1760)

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« Reply #51 on: Monday 14 October 19 21:14 BST (UK) »
Alexander Forbes (About 1792) and Jane Thomas (About 1805)

I cannot thank you enough :D


Why not??   ;D  ;D


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« Reply #52 on: Monday 14 October 19 21:19 BST (UK) »
 ;D
Thank you
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Re: Alexander Forbes & Jane Williams
« Reply #53 on: Tuesday 15 October 19 15:28 BST (UK) »


No luck....

Firstly the County Historian doesn't have any records copied.  Some do/some don't!

No g/stones for any Forbes in Church Cemetery and only 1 Forbes mentioned on Robinson g/stone mid 1800's which would be in the book attached. Photo in book in Copyright protected!!

Rector recently retired....no replacement yet at Church!

All Records, Vestry books are in Dublin.

He agreed with my thoughts that they could have been from any of the churches posted previously as it was easier to get to for anyone travelling  accommodation etc.

He also suggested what I was going to suggest...that is contacting the Library in Dublin, who do not do Research, but because you have the record, date, etc they can look to see if further details are on Marriage entry as they just need to go and look at it.

I asked about the paperwork for these people going to S.A. as I thought they might be in London but because they are State papers they stayed in the State so anything submitted is still in Ireland.

 
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