Removal orders Melbourne 1819 William Calladine

[TanyaS]

Hi everyone, I'm new to RootsChat and found my way here while research my ancestors, the Calladine family. I've found a removal order reference for William Calladine, his wife Ann and their daughter Millicent on a website called 'Yesterday's Journey' - R121 William CALLADINE, Ann wife, Millicent to Rempstone, Notts. 1819.

I'd like to find more information about William and Ann at the time and the removal order, is there anywhere I could find records?

[goldie61]

Hi Tanya, and welcome to Rootschat.

These records are held at Derbyshire Record Office in Matlock.

https://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/leisure/record-office/derbyshire-record-office.aspx

If you give them all the information you can about the record, they will no doubt be able to send you a copy.

As they are to be sent back to Rempstone, Nottinghamshire, have you tried looking for them there?

Added:
Is this the William Callandine that married Ann Nall 2 June 1816 in Melbourne?
There is a tree for them on familysearch.
I'm always very sceptical about trees on family history websites, but they may give you some clues which would need to be followed up by your own research.
William was supposedly born in 1778, (no exact date given, so I expect they have not been able to find the baptism), father Thomas, mother 'Millecent' Holt.
As there would seem to be a child 'Millicent' with Thomas and Ann in the removal order, this looks an interesting possibility. Do you know how old this child Millicent was?
According to the 1851 Census, Thomas was born in Rempston about 1777, and she was born in Melbourne about 1797.
As there is such an age gap here, I'm wondering if he may have been married before this.
The marriage in 1816 in Melbourne might tell you if if was by licence, or whether he was a widower.

I can't see a baptism for Thomas, but there is a baptism for a Robert Calladine 17 Feb 1778 at Rempstone, father Thomas, mother 'Millissent'.

[TanyaS]

Thanks for your reply, those details are correct from my research. I have found baptism records but I’m not sure they are correct as the wedding record for William and Ann states with permission from parents which seems to indicate they both may have been young at the time?
The Calladines are quite difficult to research and there are 3 William’s living in Nott at the time too.

Thanks for the tip about the record office, I’ll contact them to see if they have records for the removal.

[TanyaS]

The baptism record in Rempstone had William’s surname spelled as Calerdine. Baptism date of 23 Jan 1780

[trish1120]

1841 Census
Rempstone, Notts
William Calladine 61 Gardener
Ann Calladine   44
John Calladine 21
George Calladine 10
Elizabeth Calladine 7
Jane Calladine 18
Frances Calladine 5
All down as born in County

I did notice a Joseph Calladin* was a witness to William/Anns Marriage

WM Calerdine bapt  23 Jan 1780, Rempstone, All Saints, Nottinghamshire
Father:   
Thos Calerdine
Mother:   
Millissent Calerdine
(Source Anc)

Trish

[trish1120]

It is possible you know all of this TanyaS so excuse me if I have got carried away

Welcome to Rootschat also.

FreeBMD has a 1839 Marriage for Milicent Calladine reg Loughbro

1851 Census
Hoton, Leics
Samuel Trigg   34
Millicent Trigg   32 Wife born 1819 Melbourne, Derbyshire**
Fanny Trigg   10
Mary Trigg            9
Elizabeth Trigg   7
Thomas Trigg   5
Hannah Trigg   3
Samuel Trigg   1
William Callerdine 14  Son in Law (Stepson) born Rempstone, Nottinghamshire**

1841 she is Mary;
Saml Trigg   25
Mary Trigg 20
William Trigg 4
Faney Trigg 6 mths

Transcript of Marriage is on F/S.Org 1839, her Father William

[jonw65]

You can see the removal order on FamilySearch (two images)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6FFW-PYP

[TanyaS]

Thanks Trish and Jon. I didn't realise that removal orders were on family search, thanks Jon. I was hoping it showed an address, but confirmation of their location in Derbyshire is fantastic