Eliza Mary Prettyman, wife of William James Ingram

[sirsimon]

Indeed Trish, 

[sirsimon]

I haven't heard of a Hannah Harn before. I only known that James's parents were Samuel and apparently Sarah Berwick

[The Yokel]

Are these children of your Samuel and Sarah

http://www.rootschat.com/links/0ydl/

when you get to this link click the search button again

[Annette7]

James Edward Prettyman shown bc.1816 Gorleston.

There is an entry on familysearch for James Edward Prittyman bp.11/9/1814 Gorleston with Southtown, SUFFOLK (as it was Suffolk prior to 1880's when changed to Norfolk) - son of Samuel and Sarah.

The only child to them I can find there.

Annette

 

[sirsimon]

thank you

Has anyone been able to find a marriage for Samuel Prettyman and Sarah Berwick?

This could be it

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NLZ6-QMH

Their first son was apparently Samuel Lucas Prettyman, baptised 1802

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J9PH-J6F

[The Yokel]

Looks like their Banns were read in Gt.Yarmouth, but no sign of their marriage.

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01eft/

[trish1120]

Ok, if I have this right they Married 1796 in Durham;
Children;
Samuel Lucas 22 July 1802
Sarah Ann 19 Sept 1804, Buried 6 Dec 1806 age 2
Elizabeth 18 May 1807, Buried 20 March 1808, Infant
All above Great Yarmouth
James Edward 11 Sept 1814 Gorleston, Suffolk (F/S.Org)
Charlotte Phoebe 29 July 1817 Great Yarmouth

Samuel PRETTYMAN was Buried 1 Aug 1837, St Nicholas, GY,  age 64 (birth c 1773)
(FreeREG)

There is a SARAH Prettyman was Buried 26 Dec 1852 same Church age 78
(FreeREG)
(1841 she is a Nurse born c 1776 , 1851 a Pauper, Widow, age 77 (1774), born Caistor)
Maybe yours?

[sirsimon]

that looks correct to me.

[Rene1909]

Hi
Eliza Mary Prettyman is (we think) also my paternal great great grandmother. Eliza and her husband William J Ingram adopted my grandmother Edith Irene Ingram, according to the Welsh 1911 census. However we know Edith was eventually reunited with her birth mother (Annie May Ingram/Jones). We were hoping that as you have been looking into the same family you might be able to help. We cannot locate Eliza M Ingram(Prettyman) in the 1901 census England or Wales. We found George P and William J Ingram listed as visitors with the Grundner family in Llangeinor - hard to find due to a spelling error (Irving instead of Ingram). We hope that if we can find where Eliza was in 1901 it might give us a clue as to the origin of Annie-May and her connection to the family. Any help would be appreciated. Many thanks