Hornsby from Fobbing

[molljohn]

I have only got as far back the marriage certificate of Richard Wright to Charlotte Burns and the census results in the 1851 census . My family line runs from Richard and Charlotte's son William who married Emily Osborn in Stanford Le Hope in 1869.They had a son William George Wright who married Jessie Vinton, one of their children was my maternal grandmother Doris Wright .  Hope you have a fruitfull visit to the records office , my wife and I spent a delightfull day there a few years back and found it a wonderfull place. John

[louisa maud]

I did manage to get to the ERO today, didn't get on very well BUT I did manage to get the marr of Joseph Hornsby to Charlotte Low

I can post it to you if you would like

I will PM you

regards

LM

[louisa maud]

Nevendon 1813-1841 Wright
07/01/1816 Lydia Wright of Elizabeth Wright
20/04/1817 John
18/01/1819 David

14/05/1818 George  of Richard and Mary Wright
27/02/1819 Joseph
07/10/1821 Martha
10/03/1823 John

Horndon on the hill 1813-1826
24/07/1814 Mary Ann of John and Sarah Hornsby
19/02/1817 John

17/05/1818 William  of George  and Mary Wright
05/05/1822 Susanne
10/04/1824 Mary Ann

These names I wrote down as recogniseable names, they may be of some use to you or not as the case may be

I found nothing else for Richard Wright or Joseph Hornsby in surrounding churches

regards

LM

[louisa maud]

Is this any use to you, my friend found this in her records whilst she was with me at ERO

Elizabeth Hornsby
married
Thomas  Shave,
St Mary Corringham
11/04/1869

The Shave family  are on 1871 RG10/1655 FOLIO 8 PAGE 8 , also have a look at the familia family names who live nearby.

LM

[louisa maud]

Hi Molljohn
I posted off a magazine to you on Saturday, I hope by now you have received it

regards


Louisa Maud

[molljohn]

Hi not as yet but the post in Cornwall can be a bit slow will let you  know when I get it John

[louisa maud]

Oh Dear, I assummed it would have arrived by now

I see you have a Thompson name , are you related to Thompson from London circa 1870 and  Walthamstow circa 1900, lost after that date so far

LM

[molljohn]

Hi Louisa .
    No my Thompson surname came about from a name change around WW1 it was changed from Weidig .My Greatgrandfather came to England around 1870 from Germany. The Thompson name came from my GGgrandmother who's second marriage was to a James Thompson ,who was from Linconlnshire ,though they ended their days in Barking ,my GGgrandmother being an Essex girl from Shenfield .
   I will let u know when letter arrives .
         regards John