Hambridge

[kirsty.foreman]

Hi I'm looking for the information on Thomas hambridge birth parents.
Now all I have for Thomas hambridge is that he was born in Banbury 1855 he was married to Emma Middleton born walker walker they married in December 1881 they had my great grandfather William hambridge and my great uncles.
The death I have for Thomas hambridge is 1923.
Please can I have some help finding Thomas birth parents please thank you.

[Mabel Bagshawe]

As a start, Thomas in 1861, with his older sister. She was listed as boatman's daughter. If looking at the Ancestry entry, ignore the Sanders family indexed wit them. They actually live next door (2 and 3 Mill

Mary A Hambridge    17
Thomas Hambridge    4 b Banbury

Class: RG 9; Piece: 918; Folio: 12; Page: 17;

Working back from her,, this looks likely from 1851. The address is the Jolly Boatman, in Mill Lane and the same Sanders family are next door. All b Northrop except where listed

James Hambridge    30 - boatman and beerhouse keeper b Capengton, OXfordshir?
Fanny Hambridge    31
Fanny Hambridge    12
Mary A Hambridge    4
John Hambridge    2
Samuel Hambridge    1
William Braine    30 - lodger, pensioner

[Mabel Bagshawe]

And 1871 - on a boat moored at The Folly, Oxford Canal, Napton, Warwickshire. All canal boatmen

James Hambidge    57 - b Hensham
Samuel Hambidge    19 - b Banbury
Thomas Hambidge    13 - b Banbury

Class: RG10; Piece: 3219; Folio: 66; Page: 25;

Birth
HAMBRIDGE, THOMAS        
mother's maiden name BRAIN     
Q1 1858 BANBURY UNION  Volume 03A  Page 599

Suggests the 1851 lodger may be a relative

[Mabel Bagshawe]

James Hambridge - boatman, Mill Lane, Banbury
Father - Thomas Hambridge, boatman

Frances Brayne - spinster, Neirthrop
Father - Samuel Brayne, labourer

Marriage    4 Sep 1845 Banbury, St Mary

Both made their mark

[kirsty.foreman]

James Hambridge - boatman, Mill Lane, Banbury
Father - Thomas Hambridge, boatman

Frances Brayne - spinster, Neirthrop
Father - Samuel Brayne, labourer

Marriage    4 Sep 1845 Banbury, St Mary

Both made their mark

what do you mean made their mark

[aghadowey]

They made a mark rather than signed the register.

[kirsty.foreman]

They made a mark rather than signed the register.

what sort of register would they had to sign.
Would all burge people have to sign or wouldn't they be living with members of there relatives

[kirsty.foreman]

They made a mark rather than signed the register.

what sort of register would they had to sign.
Would all burge people have to sign or wouldn't they be living with members of there relatives

[Mabel Bagshawe]

I'm referring to the marriage registration - both spouses have to sign (or make a mark if not able to write).