Mickleburgh of Banham

[bdmayes]

Can anyone assist with the baptism of Matthew Mickleburgh around 1816 and probably in Banham.

Many thanks

Brian

[CaroleW]

Do you have him on any census as I cannot find an entry that matches his profile

[bdmayes]

He is in the 1841 census in Banham aged 25 with his wife Eliza (nee Spurling). He died before 1857 when his widow remarried. I am trying to establish if he is a son of William Mickleburgh and Sarah Matthews who married in Banham in 1791 and who had at least 5 children in Banham up to 1808.

Brian

[Yorkslass]

Hi Brian,

Looks like you are right.  Here's Matthew Mickleburgh's baptism, 31 March 1816, Banham, son of William and Sarah.  From the Archdeacon's Transcripts on the Family Search pilot site - http://www.rootschat.com/links/0d8t/

Yorkslass

[jgreg]

Cannot help with your present enquiries.
Asking if you or your chatters can assist me.
I descendant from James Mickelburgh/Mickleborough b1821 Norwich md Charlotte Ginners 1844 Thurlton. On mge cert James father named as "Tuttle Mann'. Would like some advice on this matter.
Charlotte b 1819, family name ofttimes spelling Jenner/ Jennis/ Jennice/ Genner/ Gennis. Assocoated name Banham, among others. Even a William Smith born 1794.Hope i havent interrupted your train of thought,
Yours Fraternally, jgreg.

[findem]

Hi,

You may have already found the following but there is a Norfolk Mickelburgh family post in the Norfolk Completed Lookups which might be of interest to you.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,146157.0.html

The name Mickelburgh rung a bell (no idea why) so I did a RootsChat search on the name and came up with that lot, I'm wondering if the person who posted it might be able to come up with something to help you.

The search also brought up two other posts, yours of course and a Suffolk? Mickelburgh topic.

Bit of a long shot I know but you never know your luck! 

Regards.

[shamin]

Hi, my name is Sharon Mickelborough.  My husbands' family descend from James  and Charlotte Jennis and I have his father as Tuttle Mann.  I was wondering if you have any further information how Tuttle Mann has a son named Mickleburgh?
Thank you, Sharon

[trish1120]

I am not related but just trying to help which is the purpose of Rootschat.

As  the M/C of James names his Father he knew who he was.
So likely his illegitimate Son.



St Andrew, Honingham, Norfolk

Marriage;
22 Jan 1807 TUTTILL Mann to Elizabeth RINGER Bachelor/Spinster

Baptisms;
TUTTLE Mann 10 Jun 1774 to SAMUEL/HANNEH
TUTTELL Mann 22 Jun 1815 to TUTTELL/ELIZABETH. Father a Farmer, likely buried 17 Aug 1815
TUTTELL Mann 22 Sep 1816 same details, buried 26 Jul 1822 age 6, abode Bracon
Other children to them
JOHN Mann 28 Mar 1819
SARAH Mann 30 Mar 1820
SARAH Mann 07 Jun 1821


St Nicholas, Bracon Ash
TUTTEL Mann 24 Aug 1823 same parents etc, buried 23 Mar 1824 Honingham age 7 mths, abode Bracon
REBECCA Mann bapt 25 Feb 1827

1841 in All Saints Weasenham we have;
Elizabeth Mann 50 Independant
Sarah Mann 21
Rebecca Mann 15
Emily Rogers 18 Female Servant


So looks like Tut* Mann died before 1841

All above on FreeREG

Marriages of Sarah Mann and Rebecca Mann are there also 1844 and 1847

Trish

EDIT also on Passenger List James names his Father and Mother is living in Felton, Norfolk

[trish1120]

OOPS got that wrong;
Death Reg
MANN, TUTHILL age 69 
GRO Reference: 1843  M Quarter in NORWICH  Volume 13  Page 19

1841 Tut" Mann is visiting by the looks of it in Horstead;
Down as;
Juttls Man age 65 (1776)