hannah needhan born calowe

[kirsty.foreman]

hi i need a little help im doing a family tree i come a cross a hannah needham born calowe
she was born in barlborough derbyshire jan 16 1720 she was married to a isaac needham  norton derbyshire dec27 1749 they had a son john needham 1751.
i no she had a dad called johannis calowe but i cant find any info of him or hannah mum so im stuck please help.

[CaroleW]

Think you mean son was born 1751 - not 1951😀

[kirsty.foreman]

Think you mean son was born 1751 - not 1951😀

ho dear yeah 1751 is right thanks

[CaroleW]

Why have you have posted on the Armed Forces WW1 board?? 


Moved to Derbyshire.

[PaulineJ]

Looks like another wild goose chase.

Comment on Ancestry tree.
"Definitely something incorrect with this record as dates don't stack up re marriages and children's birthdays. Also no verified route to the marriage with Hannah Calowe."

No Hannah baptism on Ancestry/ Familysearch
No matching Marriage on Ancestry/ Familysearch
Nothin of this john except for a baptism (no mother named) , with no further life event(s)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NG77-FHQ

[CaroleW]

How do you "know she had a dad called Johannis Calowe"??

How do you know she was b Barlborough 16.1.1720?

Where did you get the marriage details from?

Are you following another persons tree or is this your own research?

EDIT

A tree on Ancestry does not agree with the details you give re birthyear, birthplace or father's name?  Perhaps it may be a good idea for you to contact the tree owner & check your respective details & sources?

[kirsty.foreman]

How do you "know she had a dad called Johannis Calowe"??

How do you know she was b Barlborough 16.1.1720?

Where did you get the marriage details from?

Are you following another persons tree or is this your own research?

hi I have a second cousin who is a researcher and she told me that I'm on the right path but not all records where kept back in them days as some got burnt we are doing our tea together as we both have taken a dna on ancestry and the more we go down the trea the more cousins we find. But she did say that most fathers names would be on baptism certificate and she found a Johannis Calowe and not the mothers name.

That's all I no

[CaroleW]

So not your own research.  "we are doing our tea together"??  Think you mean tree

See my edit above

[kirsty.foreman]

So not your own research.  "we are doing our tea together"??  Think you mean tree

See my edit above

sorry I was tired lol