Offer: Settlement Cert/ Removal Orders

[JosiahS]

Hi Carol

Thanks for that. 

I did spot the Francis Beeston baptised in 1734, but it isn't marked as an an older child being baptised and it seems a little young for someone to apply for a marriage licence and marry at 15 to a woman of 22 in Matlock.

I presume that the Elizabeth Beeston buried in Worksop in 1772 was his wife, but I have found no burial for him I can be sure of. 

Thanks again for your help

[treegirl]

Hi Carol -

Would you be able to look up Matthew Johnson/Thomas Smith Johnson/Scoffin(g)s?

Thank you so much

TreeGirl:-)

[sunflower]

I will have a look for you.

Is the surname Johnson ?  What is the Scoffins

Carol

[treegirl]

I will have a look for you.

Is the surname Johnson ?  What is the Scoffins


Carol

Thank you so much!
Matthew Johnson based in Newark
Thomas Smith Johnson, known by both surnames until he dropped the Johnson and was known as Thomas Smith. Moved from Newark to Derby, but I wondered if it was due to a RO
Scoffins based out of Whatton - various first names

TreeGirl:-)

[sunflower]

I can't see anything for your Johnson / smith but there are a couple of Scoffings

Thomas Scoffing SC from Bingham to Mansfield 1789

Thomas Scoffins, Esther his wife and children Christopher, Mary, Esther, Thomas & George
SC from Bingham to Newark 1790

Carol

[treegirl]

Thanks for looking!

TreeGirl:-)

[Annie65115]

HI Sunflower, I don’t know why it’s taken me so long to spot this post! Thank you for your offer!

Do you have any DYERs in your list? Sometimes spelled DYAR.

Also, any sign of a Joseph KILNER in the 1840s, 50s or 60s? This seems a straightforward name but it was obviously unfamiliar to Notts and Leic ears so I’ve found loads of alternative spellings, eg Killner, Kelner, Killiner, Kilney, Kelney.

Many thanks!

[sunflower]

Hi Annie

Sorry but none of those names are in the books

Carol

[Annie65115]

Ok, thanks for looking