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Re: Researching the surname CORINGO
« Reply #27 on: Thursday 21 January 10 08:17 GMT (UK) »
Louisa's children....

To Louisa CORNIGO & William THOMAS……

Ronald George Albert THOMAS born 27th November 1896 at Bordertown.
Ref = Wel  595/18

Mona Florence Clara THOMAS born 14th January 1899 at Bordertown.
Ref =  Wel  634/238



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Re: Researching the surname CORINGO
« Reply #28 on: Thursday 21 January 10 09:27 GMT (UK) »
Hi Dee

I certainly agree that the info was needed and am jumping over the moon.

From Percival's age stated on his marriage cert it put him born abt 1881-82 not 1880 (it happens), but one wonders why he would state that John Henry Latimer was his father - will probably never know.

Also his name on your finding his birth details Percival Lathmer (mispelt for Latimer?)Newman poses more questions; where is Howard his second name, and why is Latimer there? Am not sure that SA birth records will give me any further details of Percival than you have already given me?

Is it possible for some more lookups please, as follows:

A possible marriage of Mary Jane to Newman before her marriage to Ramage.
The death of Margaret McLean/McGlynn.
A second marriage of Simon to Margaret Latimer


And does it mean that the family name is not Latimer but Newman instead   ::)
Oh for DNA testing  ;D

Many thanks
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Co Cavan:  Morgan, Glancy/Clancy
Co Meath:  Burns, Liscoe
Co Clare:   Fitzmaurice, Considine, Duggan
Mauritius:  Furlong, Jumo, Berton
Australia:   Latimer, Coringo

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Re: Researching the surname CORINGO
« Reply #29 on: Thursday 21 January 10 10:10 GMT (UK) »
Here's Margaret Cornigo's death.....

Margaret CORNIGO aged 75 of Kent Town,  and widow of Symon CORNIGO, died 13th April 1907 at Kent Town.
Ref = Nor 324/ 413

The notice that Judith found in the newspaper said  that she died at her daughter's home in Kent Town. That would have been Frances Rose Harriet Hall, so I think there was just the one Margaret, not two.


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Re: Researching the surname CORINGO
« Reply #30 on: Thursday 21 January 10 10:24 GMT (UK) »
Before I forget....South Australian Birth certificate probably won't give you much more than you have......   :-\


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Ehmcke, Deimel, Appelkamp (Germany)
Watts (Somerset, Wiltshire) Selway, Churchill, & Chappell (Somerset)
Redwood (Devon, Essex) Button, Archer, Leach (Cambridgeshire)

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Re: Researching the surname CORINGO
« Reply #31 on: Thursday 21 January 10 10:37 GMT (UK) »
No births in South Australia to a Margaret LATIMER.

I can see 4 births to a John Henry LATIMER but with an Ida Ord TURNER in the 1880s…all up north at Gladstone or Booyoolie.


Between 1846 and 1899 there are 27 births to a Charles NEWMAN (with no second given name) out of 309 NEWMAN births. There are 7 mothers of these children.

There was a Benjamin NEWMAN having children at Kooringa at that time…..wonder if he and Charles were brothers…..

Now here’s a thought…..could  Percival Latimer have been fostered or adopted by John Henry LATIMER if he was an illegitimate child born to a very young Mary Jane? Maybe her Ramage husband wouldn't have him? 


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Ehmcke, Deimel, Appelkamp (Germany)
Watts (Somerset, Wiltshire) Selway, Churchill, & Chappell (Somerset)
Redwood (Devon, Essex) Button, Archer, Leach (Cambridgeshire)

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Re: Researching the surname CORINGO
« Reply #32 on: Thursday 21 January 10 12:26 GMT (UK) »
Not sure if there was only one Margaret, as the list posted of Mary Jane, Frances etc. the mother was Margaret McLean/McGlynn. On Simon's BISA - Married  Mgt  who was born 3rd September 1831 IRL. Sounds correct, but with Frances Hall death notice the mother was Margaret Latimer - where did the Latimer come from?

Researched JH Latimer family with Ida Turner at Gladstone. It took me back to Newcastle-on-Tyne England where both originated from. They were married there Jun quarter 1879. Good thought Dee re Percival being fostered/adopted.....had obtained JHL's will in the hope of finding some mention of Percival but there was nothing.

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Co Cavan:  Morgan, Glancy/Clancy
Co Meath:  Burns, Liscoe
Co Clare:   Fitzmaurice, Considine, Duggan
Mauritius:  Furlong, Jumo, Berton
Australia:   Latimer, Coringo

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Re: Researching the surname CORINGO
« Reply #33 on: Sunday 31 January 10 04:08 GMT (UK) »
Ashe,

To answer your PM request for more information, and so that other Rootschatters can continue to follow the thread, here’s what I found……

Simon CORNEJO aged 31 married Margaret MACGLINN aged 26 on 25th September 1858 at St Mary Church, Kooringa.
Fathers = Jose CORNEJO & John MACGLINN
Ref =  Bur 35/5

So yet another spelling of the name.

Here’s the death of their baby son Henry that I missed…..

Henry White CORNEGO aged 3 days of  Worlds End died on 5th February 1866 at Worlds End.
Father = Simon CORNEGO
Ref = Bur 22/351

The death of Mary Jane CORNIGO who married Robert RAMAGE……
She died aged 84 as a resident of Parkside on 7th May 1946 at Parkside.
Husband Robert listed as deceased.
Ref =  Ade 700/2149


Robert died 15 years earlier.
He was aged 68 and resident of Dulwich when he died on 24th July 1931 at Dulwich.
Ref = Nor  530/285

Hope that helps.    :)


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Steeles, Burton, Garrod (Norfolk), Clarke, Tomblin (Rutland)
Bauer (London, France), Blades, Parker (Surrey)
Edwards, Coles, Smith, Nunley, Craddock, York, & Linnell (Northants) )
Ehmcke, Deimel, Appelkamp (Germany)
Watts (Somerset, Wiltshire) Selway, Churchill, & Chappell (Somerset)
Redwood (Devon, Essex) Button, Archer, Leach (Cambridgeshire)

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Re: Researching the surname CORINGO
« Reply #34 on: Sunday 31 January 10 05:40 GMT (UK) »
Hi Dee

Sure does.....it has filled in the gaps and given me another generation to research....later. ;D

Now to find if Percival stayed with his mum Mary-Jane or was reared elsewhere......and where does the Latimer name fit in. A trip to SA definately on the agenda.

You said that you had been to the Princess Royal station, was that a sheep station and in what area?

Many thanks
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Co Cavan:  Morgan, Glancy/Clancy
Co Meath:  Burns, Liscoe
Co Clare:   Fitzmaurice, Considine, Duggan
Mauritius:  Furlong, Jumo, Berton
Australia:   Latimer, Coringo

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Re: Researching the surname CORINGO
« Reply #35 on: Sunday 31 January 10 05:48 GMT (UK) »
Ashe, the Pricess Royal Station was sheep I think, and is out from Burra.
Have a look at
http://www.burracreekwines.com.au/about.php?id=286

As for the Latimer mentioned on the HALLdeath certificate, remember that information on death certificates is not necessarily accurate. In fact, it can often be totally wrong, as the informant may not really know the correct information.

An example.....death certificate of my gg-grandfather BUTTON had him being born in Birminham, England. In fact, he was born in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.


Dee   :)
Steeles, Burton, Garrod (Norfolk), Clarke, Tomblin (Rutland)
Bauer (London, France), Blades, Parker (Surrey)
Edwards, Coles, Smith, Nunley, Craddock, York, & Linnell (Northants) )
Ehmcke, Deimel, Appelkamp (Germany)
Watts (Somerset, Wiltshire) Selway, Churchill, & Chappell (Somerset)
Redwood (Devon, Essex) Button, Archer, Leach (Cambridgeshire)

Census information is Crown Copyright from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk