Edward Lovell

[bumblebee]

19 Jan 1667 St Bartholomew the Less - John Lovell married Alice Southin
When did this John die and does it give any indication of his age at death or have you just gone back 25 years to establish a birth date.

I don't know when he died, his birth is established and I have little more sense than just picking 25 as a means of establishing his birth

[rosie99]

19 Jan 1667 St Bartholomew the Less - John Lovell married Alice Southin
When did this John die and does it give any indication of his age at death or have you just gone back 25 years to establish a birth date.

I don't know when he died, his birth is established and I have little more sense than just picking 25 as a means of establishing his birth

Sorry but I did not mean to imply that you had little sense.  People often use 25 years as a probable time span between a birth and a marriage.   The birth that you are quoting for this John in 1642 cannot be your John as he died in infancy.  I was hoping that perhaps you had a burial for your John that might give an age at death

Yes, a John Lovell was bp.8/5/1642 St. Andrew, Holborn, son of Edward (Buttermaker) and Margaret.   However, this John Lovell died and was buried the following year!!

John Lovell bur.23/6/1643 St. Andrew, Holborn, son of Edward Lovell, Buttermaker.

So, whoever the John Lovell who married Alice Southin 19/1/1667 St. Bartholomew the Less, London was, he definitely wasn't the one bp.8/5/1642 to Edward and Margaret as that one died as an infant.

[bumblebee]

I think I have to accept the premise that I have the wrong John Lovell, although the one that married Alice Southin is the right one. Now my 86 yard are beginning to show because now i don't know where to look next. My thanks to all of you for your help and guidance

regards

[rosie99]

Where were the children of John Lovell and Alice Southin baptised

[bumblebee]

Where were the children of John Lovell and Alice Southin baptised

They were all baptised at St Sepulchre, Holborn

[rosie99]

I can't see anything that early on the national archives website for Lovell's in Holborn, a will could have helped.  The trouble is John Lovell could have been born anywhere and we can only speculate as to his year of birth.  Sorry I cannot help you with this.

Rosie

[bumblebee]

I  can't see anything that early on the national archives website for Lovell's in Holborn, a will could have helped.  The trouble is John Lovell could have been born anywhere and we can only speculate as to his year of birth.  Sorry I cannot help you with this.

Rosie

moved
Thank you. I checked and found that John and Alice married at St Bartholemew the Less so maybe they moved.

Norman

[rosie99]

Maybe St Bartholomews was where Alice was living.