'Snipped' from Nigel: > I don''t have the parents of Mary Ann Drewett born ca 1825 > Hannington > died 1894 Hannington who married William DENNIS 14 May > 1847 at > Hannington. Willam's parents were Thomas and Harriett > Dennis nee > Digweed. Witnesses and parents would help to be able to > link her to > possible siblings. Can anybody do the marriage lookup > please? HANNINGTON MARRIAGE No 12 14 May 1847 after Banns William DENES (sgd) ofa bach lab of Hannington Father: Thomas, lab Mary DRUET (sgd) ofa spin of Hannington Father: Charles, lab Witnesses: George HYTHE (sgd); Mary BROWN (sgd). Dorothy J.

On Saturday 25 August 2007 01:57, Dorothy Jones wrote: > 'Snipped' from Nigel: > > I don''t have the parents of Mary Ann Drewett born ca 1825 > > Hannington > HANNINGTON MARRIAGE > No 12 14 May 1847 after Banns > William DENES (sgd) ofa bach lab of Hannington Father: > Thomas, lab > Mary DRUET (sgd) ofa spin of Hannington Father: Charles, > lab > Witnesses: George HYTHE (sgd); Mary BROWN (sgd). > > Dorothy J. Dorothy, Many many thanks. You are a star. I will finish off the Drewett Hannington line and get the details over to John so he can put them on the Kingsclere Families website for everybody. A lot is there already but I have been able get further back. There is a cottage in Hannington still standing that the Drewetts were occuping in 1675. My great grandfather George Smith bought it ca 1895. What is now a nice home for one family had three families living in it during late Victorian times. Now back to the puzzle of 'too many' Joseph Smiths in late 18th century Kingsclere! Will I ever find the birthplace of nx grandfather Stephen Smith b ca 1775 somewhere! Regards, Nigel Gerdes