Marriage of Samuel Hall

[Suzy100]

I am trying to find the marriage of Samuel Hall, he was born in Heage and baptised in Duffield 1814 , parents Patrick and Sarah Hall. 
I have him married in the 1841 census to an Eliza.  Then in 1851 he is living with his father in law Geo (surname  transcribed as Heart incorrect, I think).  I do not know his wife's maiden name and cannot find a marriage.  His son Joseph is aged 4 in 1841 so I am thinking they married about 1837.  Can anyone help.

[despair]

There is a marriage of Samuel Hall to Eliza Hunt at Selston,Notts 13th June 1836 on www.familysearch.org. Possible?

Regards
Roger

[Suzy100]

Hi Roger

That is a very likely one as I think the census that has her father transcribed incorrectly should have been "Hunt"  I guess I was not looking out of the box and thinking she also came from Derbyshire! 

Sometimes you just go round in circles!

Thanks

[suzard]

I read image as George Hunt -and there is a Hunt family next door
I think the selston marriage is a very strong possibility
Eliza was b Denby Derbyshire
Samuel  was born Heage and at 1841 they lived at Golden Valley (Codnor Park area)
I did quite a lot of research for local History society and often people living in heage/Golden Valley/Codnor /loscoe area at that time would use either St lawrence Church heanor or Selston Nottinghamshire
Selston seems quite a way but over the fields it really isn't too far

This is possibly george in 1841
College Denby Derbys
George Hunt 64 coal miner
Hannah 54
Elizabeth 15
all b in county
HO107 188 12 10 19

there is a baptism which would "fit" with Eliza but parents are george & Ruth
with the age difference of George and Hannah maybe Hannah was his 2nd wife

I have Hunts in my tree from this area  -there were lots of them

also if you come across any marriages at Duffield when they were living heage/Codnor Loscoe Denby - it could possibly be because the vicar of Duffield round about that time didn't charge a fee for marriages if he thought it wasn't affordable - also he would marry "relatives" i.e. someone marrying their dead husband's brother etc - against the law at that time

One of my Hunts did that - she died in Heanor and her inscription reads "relict of Nathaniel but died with Robert" She married Nathaniel and after his death married his brother !!!

Suz

[spendlove]

Hi,

There is also a death of a George Hunt, buried 3rd May 1855, Denby Derbyshire aged 80 years.

This is from www.familysearch.co.uk, you can also see the image of burial register, you need to
sign in - but access is free.

There is also a Christening Eliza Hall 3rd June 1817 dau of George Hall & Ruth at
WESLEYAN METHODIST,BELPER,DERBYS.  No image for this one.

Sorry the above surname HALL should be HUNT - very senior moment

Spendlove

[suzard]

and a marriage
8 Dec 1800 Duffield
George Hunt
Ruth Parkin

Suz

[spendlove]

Hi,

Re 1841 Census Denby Derbyshire.

Try searching for Ruth Hund born 1791 Derbyshire.

George Hund  60 
Ruth Hund      50
George Hunt Jnr 11

The surname is actually Hunt.

Spendlove

[suzard]

that seems a better bet for George in 1841 than I found -although they are living in same area as George with hannah!!!

There is a death reg Jun qtr 1842 Belper for Ruth Hunt
possibly wife of George??

Suz

[Suzy100]

Thanks everyone you have all been a great help.  I was getting brain dead trying to sort it out and as I live no where near Derbyshire it is difficult guessing how near places are to each other and how far people would travel.