Richard and Harriet Green .. Blenheim Palace ..Oxfordshire COMPLETED THANKYOU

[bucksboy]

William Green was baptised - 26 Dec 1750 @ Wootton, to William & ELIZABETH Green.

William Green married Elizabeth BADGER, 21 Sep 1750 @ Wootton.

They also had:-

Daughter, Martha Green - baptised, 16 Sep 1753 @Wootton.
Son, Samuel Green -  baptised 20 Jul 1755. @Wootton.
Daughter, Sarah Green -  1 Apr 1759. @Wootton.

***See previous post for  - 1832 Baptism for Richard GREEN in Wootton, Oxon,  to Thomas(Labourer), & Hannah GREEN,  'of Old Woodstock'.

Richard Green's  occupation was a 'Leather grounder', and both were of Old Woodstock at time of marriage.  Son of Thomas Green(labourer).

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History of Blenheim Palace - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blenheim_Palace



Steve.

[bucksboy]

Possible marriages for Thomas Green & Hannah.

15 Jun 1785 @ Witney, Ox.   Hannah LEVERIDGE.  (Maybe a bit early).

26 Mar 1829 @ Thame, Ox. (Nr. Oxford).  Hannah CLAYDON.

18 Mar 1830 @ Broughton. Ox.(Nr.Banbury). Hannah SKELCHER.


Steve.

[bucksboy]

Thomas Green (aged 50)Labourer)),  married Emma Hall(aged 38) - Jul 26 1857 @ Wootton.    Both widowed, 'of Old Woodstock'.

Witnesses - C. Crutch & Ann Timis.(Maybe Timms).?

COMBE(Coombe), is about 2 miles west of Woodstock.


Steve.

[New Zealander]

Thanks Steve

Appreciated

Alex G

[New Zealander]

Can anyone assist further with this please?  I would be most gratful.

1/.  Who were the three siblings of Thomas Green and his wife Rosanna Green (Smith)?

      1/.  Richard Green born 1832
      2/.  Lydia Ann Green born c 1835
      3/.  ??

2/.  Thomas Green (Richard Green's father) and Emma Hall (or Hill)married for a 2nd
       time each on 26.07.1857.   
       Who were their two children?

3/.   Emma Hall's date of birth and death ?

Any leads or information would be much appreciated.

Thank you in anticipation.

Alex G

[bucksboy]

Question 1 -  Richard Green(1832. Wootton) was born to Thomas & HANNAH Green, not Rosanna.     

There is a William Green, baptised 13 Feb 1831, to Thomas & Rosanna Green. @ Wootton.

Burial - Hannah GREEN. - 15 July 1838.  aged 29 of Old Woodstock. @ WOOTTON.

(There maybe an error with Rosanna and Hannah being mixed up, or if she is the same person).


Question 2 - George Green c1858, Old Woodstock & Fanny Green c1861. Woodstock.


Question 3 - Emma Hall c1819, Combe, Oxfordshire.   Death reg.   J/A/S 1874.  Woodstock district.   aged 54.   Vol.3a  Page. 398.

I cannot find her burial in Woodstock, Wolverton or Wootton.  So she may have been buried  in Combe.


Steve.

[New Zealander]

Hi Steve

I am wondering if we are talking about two different persons .. Roseanna and Hannah.  I have the marriage of Thomas and Roseanna Smith on 13.09.1830???  Have I got them mixed up

Were anymore children born after Richard in 1832. 

I have it recorded that Thomas and Roseanna had 3 children .. Richard and Roseanna and ??

Alex G

[bucksboy]

Thomas Green married Rosanna Smith - Sep 13 1830, @ Wootton.     Witnesses - Martha Smith & Daniel Cubbins.      So that's confirmed.

There was a child William was baptized,  19 Feb 1831. @ Wootton. to Thomas & Rosanna.

There is also a burial for a William Green, 22 Feb 1831, aged 1day. @ Wootton.

I can't see any other children for Thomas & Rosanna in Wootton or Woodstock.

I can't find a burial/death for Rosanna in Wootton or Woodstock.

No baptism for Rosanna Smith in Woodstock or Wootton.


BUT......there is a baptism for Hannah Smith, 6 Jun 1813 @ Wootton.  To William & Elizabeth Smith.

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Where have you found the baptisms for Richard &  Roseanna Green  to Thomas & Rosanna Green.?



Steve.

[artifis]

Just to confuse matters I have a Rosanna in my family tree in another part of the country who is referred to as Hannah in a number of census returns intermittently with her baptised name of Rosannah.  Threw me for a while until I traced all the possibilities and saw the same children appearing in subsequent census returns.

It could also be correct that they worked at the palace but before their marriage. Tracing the earlier census returns amy indicate this, if the woman was a maid of some sort at the palaces she would appear in their records whereas the man would possibly appear under his own name in a building owned by the palace.