Nancy Tuppeny

[poppyann]

I am looking for the parents of Nancy born in Ticehurst about 1774. Any Help would be appreciated Regards Poppyann

[Jane Masri]

Hi Poppyann,
The IGI only gives a Hannah Tuppeny in 1772 but she dies in 1777.
This looks to be her (Nancy's) marriage & the IGI gives births & baptism's at NC church Heathfield of their children so perhaps you should be looking into NC baptismal records.
Perhaps Nancy was born in another parish which isn't on the IGI 
Have you found her on a census?  Is that where you have her DOB from or a death record?

 Ticehurst, East Sussex,   22 Dec 1789:
 Nancy TUPPENY
 Francis FORWARD, botp (B)
 

[omega 1]

Hi Poppyann
Found your Hannah`s  Baptisum on the SFHS database.
19th Jan 1772,Ticehurst
Mum & Dad Issac & Hannah
Marriage for Mum & Dad
22nd Feb 1770

Isaac Tuppeny,Bach & Hannah Buss BOTP (B) Ticehurst
From the SMI

Omega

[omega 1]

Made a BOO BOO there

Will look again,sorry

[omega 1]

Hi Poppyann

Had another look .Cant find a Baptisum for a Nancy anywhere,sorry.

Omega

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi All

The 1801 Census for Ticehurst still survives and on it are 4 TUPENNY families as follows:

1. Isaac Tupenny & John Brett shared a house named Withenden - Inhabitants consisted of 2 Families of 6 Males and 10 Females

2. Isaac Tupenny lived in Dalehill where there were 2 families consisting of 3 Males and 5 females

3. Thomas Tupenny with 1 family of 3 males and 3 females

4. Thomas Tuppeny consisting of 1 family of 1 male and 1 female.

Afraid that the 1801 is all statistics, that is why it is not much good to Family Historians - but it at least proves that the family were thriving in Ticehurst

Chris in 1066

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi Again

By 1811 the Tupenny clan had grown and there were now 5 families in Ticehurst as follows

1. William Tuppinny and John Hastings shared a house with 2 families consisting of 4 males and 7 females

2. Isaac Tuppenney and Thomas Sawyer shared a house with 2 families consisting of 4 male and 9 females

3. Isaac Twopny shared a house with Mrs Hickes consisting of 3 families of 12 males and 10 females

4. T Twopny lived in a house on his own

5. Isaac Tuppenny with 2 males and 3 females share a house with Thomas Kemp and 2 males and 2 females.

I would expect some of those names to appear as witnesses on marriage certificates

Hope that helps

Chris in 1066
 

[Chris in 1066Land]

Hi Poppyann

If you go on to the A2A website; (link pasted below) select the East Sussex Repository and type 'Tuppeny' in its many forms, in the 'all of these words' box - you will get a lot of these documents.

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/advanced-search.aspx?tab=1

 Bastardy bond  PAR492/34/3/23  28 Dec 1772
These documents are held at East Sussex Record Office
Former reference: PAR492/34/3/23
Contents:
Henry Kemp of Ticehurst, cordwainer; unborn child of Sarah Tuppeny of Ticehurst, singlewoman, daughter of William Tuppeny; W: Richard Austen, Richard Tandy

 Bastardy examination  PAR477/34/3/7  14 Feb 1789
These documents are held at East Sussex Record Office
Contents:
Sarah Austen charges Isaac Tuppeny of Ticehurst, labourer

Correspondence and papers relating to maintenance of bastard children  PAR492/34/5  1768-1821
These documents are held at East Sussex Record Office
Former reference: PAR492/34/5
Contents:
List of payments received for the children of Harriet Tuppeny, Ann Stile, Philadelphia Cornwall, Mary Cheston, Mary Gutsell, Mary Vidler, Mary Pope, Henrietta Hammond, Sophia Sweatman

Maybe your Nancy is one of them

Chris in 1066

[poppyann]

Many thanks Chris, I think I need to take a trip to Lewes to try and sort this one out. Regards Poppyann