Unice GOSTLING

[Bozzle10]

Hi Looking for Unice Gostling family she married George Read in 1830 at Cotton Suffolk would love to know more about her and her family.
Thanks

[Keziah2]

Looks like Eunice may have been entered in the PRs as Euta

Marriage 25 Sep 1831 Cotton
George READ & Euta GOSTLING
Source Suffolk Marriage Index.

Found this entry on the Suffolk Burial Index - could be the same person
Una READ buried 17 Jul 1849 age 38 Cotton

1841C  there is an entry on the 1841C that looks hopeful:
George READ 40
Judith READ 25 (add the Suffolk accent & it could have been Euta interpretted as Judith)
John 9
George 7
Robert 5
Samuel 3
Ann 5mths

There was also another entry on SBI
George READ (inf son of Euta late Gostling & George) buried 25 Sep 1831 Cotton.

The family search site brings up bpts for most of these children parents George & Euta.

Keziah

[Bozzle10]

Hi Keziah

thank you for help I did find them on the 1841 census with euta being mistranscribed as Judith also have her died certificate which have only just received is there a way I can see if there is a headstone (cemetery search)

I didn't know the george read jnr had died so that is good to know thank you is there any chance there is more information available regarding him.

[Suffolk Mawther]

You can see the parish church at Cotton on Simon's website
www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/cotton.htm

There is also a Methodist chapel (and there was an earlier chapel before this one was built)
http://www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/cottonmeth.htm

Pat ...

Maybe offline for a day or three, moving house 

[Greensleeves]

As a matter of interest, a lot of the Gos(t)ling families actually started out as Josselyns, but the name got changed over the years.  I have Gos(t)lings in my tree and there are numerous variations.  Thought you might like to know that, if you haven't found it out already!

Regards,
GS

[Bozzle10]

thankyou for links

thanks greensleeves I have just found this family connection so wasn't aware of the Josselyn's have already found the difference in spelling and only in the 1800

[Greensleeves]

Members of the Josselyn family first appear in my tree in Lavenham, and so far name variations include: Josselyn, Josslyn, Josslynne, Josslin, Goslin, Gosling and Gostling    It is a shame that Ray Long's database isn't up and running again, because there was a wealth of info on there regarding the Josselyn families.