Jemima Aver

[louisa maud]

She was in prison under the name of Aver 1844 if that is her
LM

[louisa maud]

1861, has many name alterations but there is a son looks like Emmanuel Record born 1860 along with widowed mother and 2 other siblings

By the way, there is a family tree Ancestry, her parents shown as Michael Aver 1775-1836 and Elizabeth Hattan died 1878

WHAT DO YOU THINK ?

LM

[CaroleW]

1841 entry for St Dominick Cornwall - all born in county

James Rickard 30 occ tailor
Jemima 30
James 5
Samuel (?Samson) 4
Mary 2
unknown male  2 wks
HO107 piece 133/3 folio 23 page 8

The 1820 baptism must have been a late baptism

[coelmar]

Thank you all very much indeed.     
I have a lot of details of the family's goings on in Northants, and know some of her descendants.      The family know of Samson's frequent brushes with the law, but had no real knowledge of Jemima.      I have been unable to find a marriage in Plymouth area which fits.
Again, thanks for all the details.
And it is still raining!
Coelmar

[trish1120]

Hi CaroleW.

I think that Jemima Rickard may have died 1842 age 33 (CornwallOPC)

Trish

[trish1120]

S/S Marriage 1834 Devon James RICKARD/Jemima DOIDGE (no other details)

James Courtis RICKARD, Tailor, Widower, remarried 1852 (CornwallOPC)

[louisa maud]

that is interesting Trish, SO, Jemima in prison might be a different one?,

LM

[Brentor boy]

Jemima Aver, 22, of Kenwyn. Admitted Bodmin Bridewell. 8 March 1844. 14 days Hard Labour. Breaking  6 squares of glass at St Clement Workhouse.
Single, height 5'3"". Lame left leg. No previous.

Jemima Aver, admitted Bodmin Bridewell  21 June 1845. 21 days Hard Labour. Disorderly in Truro Union.
Linked to previous event
(Source- Cornwall OPC)

Jemima in Probus Workhouse in 1841. Probus and St Clement both in Truro.

[louisa maud]

As I previously mentioned she was in prison under her maiden name
LM