Isaac Milliner - Cold Ashton

[heywood]

1851 shows both Robert and William as married but Rose as daughter.

Child Emma, 3 yrs shown as daughter. GRO shows mmn Caney.

You probably have all this but just in case William Milliner married Elizabeth Keynee in 1845

In 1855 widowed William Millinder married Mary Bence.

[Capetown]

Just going through the Cold Aston baptisms on Ancestry for Cold Aston

25 December 1816

Ann the daughter of James (which has been crossed out)and looks like Isaac Jnr and his Wife Ann MILLINDER of Cold Aston, Labourer.


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The marriage of William MILLINER 1 February 1843 at Cold Aston - to Elizabeth KEYNEE - father, Robert KEYNEE, labourer.

Witnesses: Abraham PRITCHARD - his mark and Emma KEYNEE - her mark.

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On the 18 March 1827 a few pages on is the baptism of

Harriet, daughter of Robert & Hannah KEYNEE of Cold Aston, Labourer.

Emma, daughter of Robert & Emma (crossed out) Hannah, surname has: CANEY and KEYNEE


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[davierj]

Thanks again.   I have Williams later marriages to Eliabeth Keyner and later Mary Bence.   My family is descended from the latter marriage.
Dave

[Capetown]

Found the marriage

Cold Aston

The Banns of Marriage between
Isaac MILLINER (Ancestry: MININER) - Batchelor
and
Marget WITT....s? - Spinster

both of this parish were duly published in the Church of Cold Aston on the three following Sunday.

This Marriage was solemnized between the parties the 20th of April 1812

By John BATCHELOR - Clerk

Isaac MILLINER - Mark
Margate WITT - Mark

Matthew STRANGE Mark
Robert Lewis - Mark

[Capetown]

ANCESTRY
?

Marriage at Little Sodbury, Gloucestershire

13 January 1794

Isaac MILLENER and Alice PRATER

[davierj]

Really great, thanks Capetown.   Problems start prior to 1800 as earlier records in Cold Ashton were destroyed.   The Little Sodbury marriage looks promising

[Capetown]

There is a burial at Old Sodbury of

Alice MILLENER - 29 January 1811

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Is this is Isaac's 2nd marriage ) just a few months later) at Hawkesbury

Isaac MILLINER & Sarah BOND - of this parish by banns April 1st.

Too many Issac's

[davierj]

Isaac was buried in Cold Ashton 13 Feb 1853 age 66, therefore born about 1787.   However 1841 census gives age as 45 intimating  birth between 1796 and 1801 (depending on how you interpret the rules so could be 1791 to 1796) and 1851 census gives age as 50, so take your pick.    He did however marry Margaret Witt on 20 Apr 1812.  Bit of a poser or perhaps I can't see the wood for the trees.
Dave
                     

[Capetown]

in earlier message'

'Problems start prior to 1800 as earlier records in Cold Aston were destroyed'



Ancestry: Gloucestershire, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials

1538-1813

Aston Blank alias Cold Aston : 1727-1812

Pages in total 39 - Weddings stop at 1747

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Gloucestershire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriage and Burials, 1538-1813

Aston Blank alias Cold Aston 1754-1812

6 pages  (just a few pages of children having lessons taught by Mr Carter's Charity) 10 children in 1795 and 10 in 1796

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http://www.coaley.net


Under the heading: Local History
is Populations Tables, from 1801 onwards

Cold Aston in 1801 - had 224 inhabitants

If the average family was say 2 adults and 4 children (say 6 per household) this would be approx 37 households, but families were probably much larger than 6!