Marriage lookup - Ipswich

[jkgla]

Please could someone kind check the details of the marriage between Charlotte ABLITT and William WALTER. Ipswich St Matthew, 15 Jan 1852. A photo of the register entry would be wonderful, otherwise details (esp the father...) would be very useful
Many thanks in advance

[trish1120]

Cant help with that Marriage.
CHARLOTTE Ablitt
Christening 15 September 1813 , Ipswich, Suffolk
Birth 8 June 1813 
Parents JOHN/ANN
Siblings;
JOHN 1809
MARY ANN 1810
HENRY 1814

[jkgla]

Many thanks for this, Trish.  The family were non-conformists, so useful info from the baptismal register.

[ciderdrinker]

Here's William
William Walter born 26 Sep 1805 bapt 1 Jan 1806 s of Iden and Mary Walter
siblings Iden 27 May 1796 bapt 25 July 1796
            Thomas 15 Sep 1798 bapt 2 Nov
            John  21 April 1801 22 July
            Ann 11 July 1803 bapt 21 Oct 1803
            Stephen 28 Jan 1808 bapt 24 April
            Richard 24 Aug 1810 bapt 24 Oct
            Sarah 1813  father a tanner
            Frances 1814 born 25 Nov bapt 18.1.1815
All All Saints Stapelhurst

Iden Walter junior married Mary Rolfe 19 Feb 1792.
Iden buried at Stapelhurst but living St James Bermondsey Surrey 11.4.1849 age 87

Ciderdrinker

All All Saints Staplehurst.

[jkgla]

Hi Ciderdrinker,

Many thanks for that. I'm actually interested in the Ablitts, rather than the Walters - but much appreciated nonetheless.

All good wishes,  Joan
(PS, I also enjoy cider!)

[amondg]

The baptism of son Henry born 9 October 1814 was not until 6 January 1816 son of John and his "late" wife Ann.

Suffolk Chronicle 26 August 1815. Under the heading Died.
On Sunday last after a long affliction, Mrs. Ablitt  wife of John Ablitt, silversmith of Ipswich.
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Other newspaper articles- Suffolk Chronicle
14 April 1821 John Ablitt - advertising for an apprentice
29 December 1837 - John Ablitt advertising for an apprentice
21 September 1833 John Ablitt selling  grey pony
2 October 1841 John Ablitt of Tavern Street selling his entire stock of clocks, silverware etc.
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He may have apprenticed with or he certainly knew William Kirk a clock and watchmaker who went
Bankrupt 1817.  Newspaper 1 February 1817 William Kirk has assigned all his assets to John Ablitt and two others re his bankruptcy.

[jkgla]

That is really interesting and ties in with other info I have.
Poor Ann was only 24 when she died - I had assumed that she had died in childbirth
John Ablitt died in April 1842 - 6 months after that newspaper article, so was presumably failing

Thank you so much for those details J.