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Re: Marriage at Roscommon
« Reply #45 on: Thursday 20 September 18 22:49 BST (UK) »
The only mention of Edwin 1822 to 1824 as you can see.
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Re: Marriage at Roscommon
« Reply #46 on: Thursday 20 September 18 22:59 BST (UK) »
The only mention of Edwin 1822 to 1824 as you can see.

Wow!  Which site is that from? 

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« Reply #47 on: Friday 21 September 18 00:06 BST (UK) »
I see Durham Abbey mentioned instead of Durham Lodge for Basil!
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Re: Marriage at Roscommon
« Reply #48 on: Friday 21 September 18 00:20 BST (UK) »
The only mention of Edwin 1822 to 1824 as you can see.

Wow!  Which site is that from? 

Philip

They are on familysearch...  I see your cousin has quoted one "Endowment (LDS): 1845, Basil and brother William donate land for a Church to be built.."

Must be the one to Booth.
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Re: Marriage at Roscommon
« Reply #49 on: Friday 21 September 18 00:25 BST (UK) »
hallmark - thank you so much for this and the PMs.

I cannot understand how Basil's finances seem to have been so up-and down!  Even if the debtors prison idea is incorrect there are confirmed Workhouse register entries for children Mary Ann and Basil (1840-41) then Basil senior in 1843 (two admissions).  Or maybe he was just not a good father?

Definitely one of the odder characters in my lineage!

Philip
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Re: Marriage at Roscommon
« Reply #50 on: Friday 21 September 18 00:29 BST (UK) »
Crimes 2: 1845, Marshalsea Debtors prison, held for possible non payment of a debt..

Obviously Incorrect!!

The Marshalsea dates from medieval times and closed in 1842, being demolished soon afterwards. All that is left to be seen of this once notorious debtors' prison is this length of the wall in Angel Court.
http://knowledgeoflondon.com/marshalsea.html
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Re: Marriage at Roscommon
« Reply #51 on: Friday 21 September 18 00:36 BST (UK) »
hallmark - thank you so much for this and the PMs.

I cannot understand how Basil's finances seem to have been so up-and down!  Even if the debtors prison idea is incorrect there are confirmed Workhouse register entries for children Mary Ann and Basil (1840-41) then Basil senior in 1843 (two admissions).  Or maybe he was just not a good father?

Definitely one of the odder characters in my lineage!

Philip


That is why I asked you what fact, what is fiction in that "tree".... the Blue ones you entered shows what needs to be checked/altered/removed so that once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.    ;D
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Re: Marriage at Roscommon
« Reply #52 on: Friday 21 September 18 00:54 BST (UK) »
hallmark - thank you so much for this and the PMs.

I cannot understand how Basil's finances seem to have been so up-and down!   The debtors prison idea is incorrect there are confirmed Workhouse register entries for children Mary Ann and Basil (1840-41) then Basil senior in 1843 (two admissions).  Or maybe he was just not a good father?

Definitely one of the odder characters in my lineage!

Philip


There are confirmed Workhouse register entries for children Mary Ann and Basil (1840-41) then Basil senior in 1843 (two admissions) ....Where??  For Illness?


Is it possible they had Cholera or similar and were "hospitalized" instead of possibly spreading it to others at home??
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Re: Marriage at Roscommon
« Reply #53 on: Friday 21 September 18 01:37 BST (UK) »
 St. Coman's
Ballypheasan
Henry Street
Roscommon , Roscommon
Ireland


Here Lyeth the Body
of the Honourable Mrs Elizth Sandys
Daughter to Roger Jones Viscount
Ranalagh who was married to
Colonel Robert Sandys third Son
of Sr Edwin Sandys of Northburn
in K_____ Famous for his Travels into
the East & eldest Son to Edwin
Sandys Lord Bishop of York. She had
three Sons Nine Daughter and
?_________________________
________________________
_______________________?



http://historicgraves.com/st-coman-s/ro-stco-0226/grave
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