James Barlow

[rosie99]

He is possibly the James Barlow baptised at Cherry Hinton 12 Oct 1794 - parents William and Elizabeth

FindMyPast have the transcripts for Cherry Hinton

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Good find SS 

1851 has him age 56 born Cherry Hinton, Cambridgeshire

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Frances is born Kings Cliff.  There is also a married daughter Emma Hall age 23 bn Kings Cliff, presumably Frances's daughter

Believe she is actually Emma BALL born 1827 , bap 27th November 1827 Kings Cliffe, Northt's, parents Edward & Frances.

Edward Ball married Frances Carrington 29th July 1816 Kings Cliffe.

SS

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Possible burial of a Frances Barlow, aged 56, burial 10th January 1855, Welford Road,Cemetary, Leics.

SS

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James Barlow possibly remarried again in 1857, either Elizabeth Jennings or Elizabeth Gamble. They appear together in 1861 census ref

Piece   2292
Folio   33
Page number   4

James occupation Wheelwright, born Henton,( Hinton) Cambs.

SS

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Possibly James death

BARLOW, JAMES       aged 69 
GRO Reference: 1865  S Quarter in LEICESTER  Volume 07A  Page 140

£2.50 gro digital image would be worth a punt.

SS

[seahall]

Elizabeth Gamble married James Barlow in 1857 as her husband died in 1853.  Both Elizabeth and James are noted in the newspaper as dying Elizabeth 16th January 1865, buried 18th January 1865.
James died 13th August 1865, buried 15th August 1865 in same grave A 814 at Welford Road Cem both of 61, Vauxhall Street.

[seahall]

Frances Barlow, James 2nd wife died in January 1855, buried 10th January 1855 in Welford Road Cem in Grave L 277. Noted as being of 3, Osborne Street, St Mary's, Leicester. Sandy

[seahall]

Just to add a bit more info about Frances Carrington (Ball) (Swinfield) who married James Barlow.

Her husband Thomas Sinfield died aged 28 from a cold after trying to extinguish a fire and has an article in the Leicester Chronicle 31st March 1838.    he married Frances Ball on 30th April 1837 at St Mary's P.C. Leicester. There is a copy of marriage on FindMyPast.

Sandy

[heddwch]

Hello

Many many thanks to all who have  provided me with information, have passed it on to my friend she wishes to send her thanks to, to you all.

Diolch
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