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Marriage entry St Mary's Church Bedford - Johnson HALBERD
« on: Monday 30 October 23 13:27 GMT (UK) »
I would be grateful if someone who can access the actual or filmed record could tell me whether the 19 January 1815 entry records the father of Elizabeth Halberd (aka Albone) and the names of witnesses.

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Bedfordshire: Albone, Brightman, Bowler, Hutchings, Islip, Johnson, Kidman,  Maynard, Pugh, Purser, Sharman, Thickpenny, Underwood, Young.
Devon: Banston, Blunt, Fisher, May, Parnell, Palmer, Rundle, Saunders.
Monmouthshire: Blunt

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Re: Marriage entry St Mary's Church Bedford - Johnson HALBERD
« Reply #1 on: Monday 30 October 23 13:50 GMT (UK) »
Unlikely to have fathers name as it was before registration began 1838.

What about Elizabeth Holbern bap. 30 April 1795 at Eyeworth parents Rob. and Mary

It is 4 miles from Biggleswade.

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Re: Marriage entry St Mary's Church Bedford - Johnson HALBERD
« Reply #2 on: Monday 30 October 23 14:02 GMT (UK) »
Possibly Elizabeths death
JOHNSON, ELIZABETH   age    66 
GRO Reference: 1855  June Quarter
BEDFORD  Volume 03B  Page 209

Burial was at Biddenham 9 April 1855

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/184324959/elizabeth-johnson
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Re: Marriage entry St Mary's Church Bedford - Johnson HALBERD
« Reply #3 on: Monday 30 October 23 14:13 GMT (UK) »
There is also a marriage of Uriah Johnson to Lucy Allibone 1 October 1780 at Kempston

Could that be the reference in Edward Arbor/Albone Johnson bap. 10 September 1820 of Uriah and Elizabeth.

Uriah Johnson 1796-1858 is possible son of Uriah Johnson married 1780 ?

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Or William and Elizabeth


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Re: Marriage entry St Mary's Church Bedford - Johnson HALBERD
« Reply #4 on: Monday 30 October 23 14:28 GMT (UK) »
I know a lot about Biggleswade born Elizabeth after she married Uriah Johnson, but she was one of three Elizabeth Albones born within a few years of each other. 

Which were her parents - James and Sarah, Joseph and Ann or William and Elizabeth? A marriage entry with her father or a sibling named would clinch it. ;D

I know some church registers did include the father's name.

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Bedfordshire: Albone, Brightman, Bowler, Hutchings, Islip, Johnson, Kidman,  Maynard, Pugh, Purser, Sharman, Thickpenny, Underwood, Young.
Devon: Banston, Blunt, Fisher, May, Parnell, Palmer, Rundle, Saunders.
Monmouthshire: Blunt

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Re: Marriage entry St Mary's Church Bedford - Johnson HALBERD
« Reply #5 on: Monday 30 October 23 14:35 GMT (UK) »
 You are making an assumption her maiden name was Alibone and not Halberd ??


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Re: Marriage entry St Mary's Church Bedford - Johnson HALBERD
« Reply #6 on: Monday 30 October 23 14:48 GMT (UK) »
My wife has 8-9 DNA matches to folk who claim to be descended from either James and Sarah (Miller) or Joseph and Ann (Bonfield) but unfortunately Ancestry ThruLines has umpteen permutations of relationships.

Uriah and Elizabeth had a son they named Edward Albone/Alban and the name was given to two grandchildren. johnP-bedford previously observed that the name Halberd does not appear in any other record other than a Pigot's transcription - so likely a miss hearing or transcription of Albone?

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Bedfordshire: Albone, Brightman, Bowler, Hutchings, Islip, Johnson, Kidman,  Maynard, Pugh, Purser, Sharman, Thickpenny, Underwood, Young.
Devon: Banston, Blunt, Fisher, May, Parnell, Palmer, Rundle, Saunders.
Monmouthshire: Blunt

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Re: Marriage entry St Mary's Church Bedford - Johnson HALBERD
« Reply #7 on: Monday 30 October 23 16:10 GMT (UK) »
Going back and trying to connect the families.

James who marries Martha Carr 12 September 1779 is a Carpenter per apprenticeship records 1770

Joseph who marries Ann Bonifield 2 December 1777 is also a Carpenter per apprenticeship records 1780.

Edward son of Joseph marries Elizabeth Larman 1803 they name a son Miller bap 9 May 1824.
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Uriah Johnson and Elizabeth name a son David Miller circa 1830

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Miller Albone marries Mary Billing 19 June 1772

So did Miller and Mary have a daughter Elizabeth?

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Re: Marriage entry St Mary's Church Bedford - Johnson HALBERD
« Reply #8 on: Monday 30 October 23 19:11 GMT (UK) »
Thank you amondg for your interest.

I had been aware of David Miller Johnson but had not picked up Miller Albone. Seems sometimes Millar appears instead of Miller.

James Albone's second wife was Sarah Miller  - and Joseph's mother was Sarah Millard.  ::)

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Bedfordshire: Albone, Brightman, Bowler, Hutchings, Islip, Johnson, Kidman,  Maynard, Pugh, Purser, Sharman, Thickpenny, Underwood, Young.
Devon: Banston, Blunt, Fisher, May, Parnell, Palmer, Rundle, Saunders.
Monmouthshire: Blunt