Hello all, Would anyone be able to look up my Wright family on the 1861 and 1871 census please? They are on the 1881 census as follows: Richard Wright b1841 Sawtry Head Elizabeth Wright b1846 Sawtry Wife Alice Ann Wright b1869 Woolwick, Kent Dau Alfred Ernest Wright b1879 Stonehouse, Devon Son Richard William Wright b1879 Stonehouse, Devon Son Edwin Owen Wright b1881 Sawtry Son Also, any ideas as to why three of the children were born so far away - a very long way to travel in those days with a horse and cart!! Thanks for any help Sarah.

(Date) (Name/Item) (Amount) 1800 Cont Brot Forward 57/0/10 July 28th Pd Jno Smith 2/6 Cullup 1/ 0/3/6 Ann Muffin 4/6 Wid Neal 3/ 0/7/6 Eliz Endersby 1/6 Geo Walker 4/ 0/5/6 Thos Martin 2/ Wid Thody 4/ 0/6/0 Thos Townsend 4/ Griffin 2/6 0/6/6 Wid Sargant 3/ Wid Barker 4/ 0/7/0 Mary Cranfield 1/6 Ma Brown 1/6 0/3/0 Eliz Day 2/6 Wid Peck 4/ 0/6/6 Edy Barker 2/ Pheby Darlow 4/ 0/6/0 Grace Briley 1/6 Eliz Goodchild 1/ 0/2/6 Sim Bass 3/ Wid Lee 2/ 0/5/0 Sar Day 5/ Amy Emery 1/ 0/6/0 Mary Clark 2/ Mary Oakley 1/6 0/3/6 Pd Witherow's Child 3/ Simpson 2/ 0/5/0 W Stokes 2/ lofty 10/ Quince 2/6 0/14/6 Hull 1/ Rol Barns 1/ Jas Rowlett 3/ 0/5/0 Thody's Child 2/ Chesham 2/ 0/4/0 T Finding 2/ Robinson 5/ Tet 1/ 0/8/0 James Fulch 3/6 Rt Smith 4/ 0/7/6 Wid Brown 4/ Wid Day 2/ 0/6/0 W Valentine 3/ Sar Newman 2/ 0/5/0 Jno Medley 4/ Quick 4/ T Walker 2/ 0/10/0 Cross 2/6 Bastefield 3/ Mays 2/6 0/8/0 T Johnson 3/6 W Gardner 5/ 0/8/6 Hattwood 3/ Braybrooks 2/6 0/5/6 Ray 2/6 Sumpter 3/ Gibby 3/ 0/8/6 Sallaway 1/6 Thornton 2/6 0/4/0 T Rowlett 5/ Wid Gardner 5/ 0/10/0 Ma Oakley 7/6 W Barker 1/6 0/9/0 Nutty & Wid Briggs 10/ 0/10/0 James Matthews 15 Weeks pay up to the 28th of July 0/15/0 Thos Walker 0/2/6 Pr of Shoes for Gardner's Son 0/6/0 For Nursing of wife 0/2/0 Maddy 1/6 Booth's Child 1/ 0/2/6 Pd the Vagrant Tax 27/0/0 A Journey to Roxton 0/2/6 Valentine 2/6 two Weeks for Lofty 7/. 0/9/6 Pd Jos Fisher a Bill 0/14/0 Witherow's Son Waistcoat & Breeches 0/9/6 (total) 97/1/4

Hi Yvonne In 1841 HO107/452-03 folio 5B Cates Cabin, Chesterton John Watts 55 Inn keeper Elizabeth Watts 60 George Watts 20 All born in county None of his elusive brothers were in Chesterton that I could see. Have you checked the parish register for possible burials? The LDS has filmed the BTs which include burials for this period. The NBI for Chesterton stops at 1800. Regards David YVONNE.MUNFORD@btinternet.com a écrit : Hi, My gg grandfather George Jonathan WATTS born in 1819 in Chesterton, Hunts. is recorded on the IGI to have 5 brothers Charles (b 1809), James John (1811), William (1813), Joseph (1815) and Cecil Henry (1822). I cannot find anything more about any of these brothers. I have used soundex and wildcards on IGI, census records (from 1851), Ancestry, BMD to no avail. Any ideas, suggestions gratefully received. I do not have access to the 1841 census - can anybody see them there. I have copied this to the London list as George Jonathan WATTS came to London. Thanks Yvonne --------------------------------- Nouveau : téléphonez moins cher avec Yahoo! Messenger ! Découvez les tarifs exceptionnels pour appeler la France et l'international.Téléchargez la version beta.

Hi, My gg grandfather George Jonathan WATTS born in 1819 in Chesterton, Hunts. is recorded on the IGI to have 5 brothers Charles (b 1809), James John (1811), William (1813), Joseph (1815) and Cecil Henry (1822). I cannot find anything more about any of these brothers. I have used soundex and wildcards on IGI, census records (from 1851), Ancestry, BMD to no avail. Any ideas, suggestions gratefully received. I do not have access to the 1841 census - can anybody see them there. I have copied this to the London list as George Jonathan WATTS came to London. Thanks Yvonne

Thank- you so much to those who answered my request so Quickly. Really appreciated. Perhaps sometime I may be able to return the favour.. I hope so.. Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: "betty" <bkrhodes@bigpond.net.au> To: <ENG-HUNTINGDON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 10:18 PM Subject: Branson/Branston. >A new Lister. > > *Please.*.. > Requesting information on St Neots. P.R's or census > Looking for Thomas and Sarah Branson/Branston and family. > 1840~~~~~~~1860.. > Possibly popped over the border from Northants.. > Any help appreciated.. > T I A > betty(oz) > >

A new Lister. *Please.*.. Requesting information on St Neots. P.R's or census Looking for Thomas and Sarah Branson/Branston and family. 1840~~~~~~~1860.. Possibly popped over the border from Northants.. Any help appreciated.. T I A betty(oz)

Hi Betty In Gt Paxton Hunts in 1841 HO107/454-07 folio 10A John Branson 25 Brick maker Sarah Branson 20 William Branson 3 mths All born in Hunts Don't know if these are connected or if it's just coincidence HO107/454-02 folio 13A Russel Row, St Neots Thomas Branson 25 sawyer Not born in Hunts Sarah Branson 25 Not born in Hunts Mary Ann Branson 9 Not born in Hunts James Branson 1 1/4 Born in Hunts Folio 39B Russell St, St Neots William Bransom 35 sawyer Hannah Bransom 35 Elizabeth Bramsom 13 None born in Hunts Again not sure if these are connected, but they may be given the sawyer occupation and not born in county I can't see Edward in Gt Paxton, St Neots or Eynesbury though. Regards David David <david11000carca@yahoo.fr> a écrit : Hi Betty 1851 census HO107/1750 folio 233A Cambridge St, St Neots, Hunts Thomas Branson head marr 38 Sawyer journeyman born Woodford Northants Sarah Branson wife 38 b Northampton, Northants Mary A Branson dau unmarr 19 dressmaker b Northampton, Northants Edward Branson son 16 Sawyer b Northampton Northants James Branson son 11 scholar b Gt Paxton Hunts Thomas Branson son 8 scholar b St Neots Sarah Branson dau 6 scholar b Eynesbury Hunts Emma Branson dau 4 scholar b Eynesbury 1861 RG9/981 folio 107 Red House, Parchment Factory, Back St, Eynesbury Thomas Branson apprentice 18 Parchment maker apprentice b St Neots in household of John Boughton head marr 35 parchment maker b London The parents had moved down to London RG9/259 folio 184A 28 Middleton St, Bethnal Green, Middlesex William Branson h m 23 Clicker b Northampton Barbara Branson wife 22 Shoe close b Northampton Thomas Branson h m 50 Shoe maker b Northampton Sarah Branson wife 49 Monthly nurse b Northampton Emma Branson dau 15 nurse b Huntingdon James Branson h m 22 Sawyer b Huntingdon Charlotte Branson wife 22 dressmaker (No birthplace given) William Branson son 2 b Huntingdon Frederick Branson son 5mths b Middlesex I'll see if I can find them in 1841. St Neots parish register has not been filmed nor is a transcription available so is only available at Huntingdon Records Office, but for the period you're looking for you can check for civil registrations at http://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl or check the index free at the moment at www.ancestry.co.uk (the England and Wales BMD index- Beta) I'll have a look and see if I can see them in 1841 Regards David betty a écrit : A new Lister. *Please.*.. Requesting information on St Neots. P.R's or census Looking for Thomas and Sarah Branson/Branston and family. 1840~~~~~~~1860.. Possibly popped over the border from Northants.. Any help appreciated.. T I A betty(oz) --------------------------------- Nouveau : téléphonez moins cher avec Yahoo! Messenger ! Découvez les tarifs exceptionnels pour appeler la France et l'international.Téléchargez la version beta. --------------------------------- Nouveau : téléphonez moins cher avec Yahoo! Messenger ! Découvez les tarifs exceptionnels pour appeler la France et l'international.Téléchargez la version beta.

Hi Betty 1851 census HO107/1750 folio 233A Cambridge St, St Neots, Hunts Thomas Branson head marr 38 Sawyer journeyman born Woodford Northants Sarah Branson wife 38 b Northampton, Northants Mary A Branson dau unmarr 19 dressmaker b Northampton, Northants Edward Branson son 16 Sawyer b Northampton Northants James Branson son 11 scholar b Gt Paxton Hunts Thomas Branson son 8 scholar b St Neots Sarah Branson dau 6 scholar b Eynesbury Hunts Emma Branson dau 4 scholar b Eynesbury 1861 RG9/981 folio 107 Red House, Parchment Factory, Back St, Eynesbury Thomas Branson apprentice 18 Parchment maker apprentice b St Neots in household of John Boughton head marr 35 parchment maker b London The parents had moved down to London RG9/259 folio 184A 28 Middleton St, Bethnal Green, Middlesex William Branson h m 23 Clicker b Northampton Barbara Branson wife 22 Shoe close b Northampton Thomas Branson h m 50 Shoe maker b Northampton Sarah Branson wife 49 Monthly nurse b Northampton Emma Branson dau 15 nurse b Huntingdon James Branson h m 22 Sawyer b Huntingdon Charlotte Branson wife 22 dressmaker (No birthplace given) William Branson son 2 b Huntingdon Frederick Branson son 5mths b Middlesex I'll see if I can find them in 1841. St Neots parish register has not been filmed nor is a transcription available so is only available at Huntingdon Records Office, but for the period you're looking for you can check for civil registrations at http://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl or check the index free at the moment at www.ancestry.co.uk (the England and Wales BMD index- Beta) I'll have a look and see if I can see them in 1841 Regards David betty <bkrhodes@bigpond.net.au> a écrit : A new Lister. *Please.*.. Requesting information on St Neots. P.R's or census Looking for Thomas and Sarah Branson/Branston and family. 1840~~~~~~~1860.. Possibly popped over the border from Northants.. Any help appreciated.. T I A betty(oz) --------------------------------- Nouveau : téléphonez moins cher avec Yahoo! Messenger ! Découvez les tarifs exceptionnels pour appeler la France et l'international.Téléchargez la version beta.

(Date) (Name/Item) (Amount) 1800 Brot Forward 41/2/4 Pd W Stokes 2/6 T Townsend 4/ 0/6/6 Wid Thody 4/ James Jarvis 1/ 0/5/0 Thos Martin 2/ Mat Appleby 4/ 0/6/0 Jno Quick 4/ Thody's Child 2/ 0/6/0 Witherow's Child 3/ W Gardner 4/6 0/7/6 Richardson 10/ Johnson 4/ W Foot 1/ 0/15/0 Wid Brown 4/ Rowlett 3/ Wid Day 2/ 0/9/0 Pd Cross 2/6 Jno Medley 4/ 0/6/6 Thos Dawson 2/ W Valentine 3/ 0/5/0 Eliz Boulton 1/ Rt Smith 4/ 0/5/0 Thos Finding 2/ Fulch 3/6 0/5/6 Nutty & Child Briggs 10/ Attwood 3/ 0/13/0 S Braybrooks 3/ Wid Roy 2/6 0/5/6 Mary Oakley 7/6 Wid Gardner 5/ 0/12/6 T Rowlett 5/ Sallaway 2/6 0/7/6 Wid Simpson 3/ Gobby 3/ 0/6/0 Wid Thornton 1/6 T Walker 2/ 0/3/6 Will Barker 3/ W Taylor 4/ 0/7/0 Geo Mayes 2/6 S Bolton 5/ 0/7/6 Pd Wid Harper 0/6/0 Pd Jno Barker a Bill 1/5/0 Rt Waterfall a do 0/13/0 T Chesham 4/ W Valentine 2/ 0/6/0 S Sallaway 2/6 0/2/6 M Abbott a Bill 1/6/6 26 Pd Mary Tattman 1 Months pay 0/16/0 Do a Month pay to 23 of Aug 0/16/0 T Rowlett 2/6 Hull 1/ Attwood 3/ 0/6/6 T Walker 1/6 W Valentine 2/ 0/3/6 Rt Smith 1/6 0/1/6 28 Geo Emery a Bill 1/2/0 W Valentine 2/6 J Newman 4/ 0/6/6 Jno Oakley 1/ Shadbolt 6/ 0/7/0 Ma Shelton 2/ Gammons 2/6 0/4/6 Jarvis Child 1/ James 1/ 0/2/0 S Sallaway 5/ G Townsend 4/ 0/9/0 Jno Mason 3/ Wid Allison 2/6 0/5/6 Card on 57/0/10

David - Thank you so very much for all that information on the Thompson -Townsend family. Now I think I have all the children. Had been told there were 17 but 2 died, and now I believe it. I thought Warboys was a village (printed a picture from the web) but what is Tick Fen--a neighborhood section of Warboys or another village? I have a photo of Charles's public house in Warboys, and in 1881 it is also their dwellingplace. I would like to take you up on the offer to check 1841 census to see if Thomas and Ann were established in Tick Fen right after marriage. Interesting that in 1851 (Lancs.) the next house held Mary Thompson, widow. Now I speculate whether this is Ann's mother who moved with the family, or had lived there all along. The 1836 marriage information from the Index is great to get, and now would like to find out if a record exists that gives their parents' names. I'm not sure there were such records unless at a church, in 1836. Who could tell me...the Hunts record office? Please advise. Thanks for all your help. It really has made my week! Priscilla Scudder

Hello all, I am trying to find my ancestors. I know that my great great great grandfather, Thomas Henry Shell (a tailor, born circa 1821 Wells, Somerset) married my great great great grandmother, Lucy Mackaness born circa 1819 on 25th April 1842 in St Neots registry office. Both are listed as residing in Kimbolton at the date of their marriage, and their fathers are listed as George Shell a baptist minister and William Mackaness a labourer. I also know that my great great grandfather George Shell was born on 19th February 1842 at Stonely, Kimbolton. I am looking to find out something about Thomas Henry Shell and Lucy Mackaness including thier other family members, and wondered whether anybody had access to the 1841 census records and could take a look for me. Thanks Peter

(Date) (Name/Item) (Amount) 1800 Brot Over 29/2/4 July 15 Pd James Fulch 3/6 Finding 2/ 0/5/6 T Walker 2/ Hattwood 3/ Briggs 10/ 0/15/0 Salloway 3/6 W Barker 2/ Mayes 2/6 0/8/0 Mary Oakley 7/6 Sumpter 3/ 0/10/6 Wid Ray 2/6 Sallaway 2/6 0/5/0 Wid Thornton 1/6 Wid Gobby 3/ 0/4/6 Thos Rowlett 5/ Wid Gardner 5/ 0/10/0 Jno Oakley 1/ Fisher 1/6 Cross 2/6 0/5/0 16th Pd Taylor 4/ W Gardner 5/ 0/9/0 Jno Newman 2/ Cleland 5/ 0/7/0 W Hix 1/ Quince's Son Jarbretty 3 wks 8/ 0/9/0 Thos Rowlett 2/6 W Barker 2/ 0/4/6 Thos Fisher 2/ T Cranfield 6/ 0/8/0 Four Paupers on the Road 0/1/6 W Valentine 3/ Hull 1/ Attwood 3/6 0/7/6 Geo Childs 3/ Hen Maddy 1/6 0/4/6 Quince 1/6 Jos Newman 2/ 0/3/6 Ann Simpson 2/ Hix 1/ 0/3/0 Pd Brit Brace 1/ Math pay to 13 Aug 0/8/0 Ma Shelton 2/ W James 2/ Jarvis 1/ 0/5/0 Shadbolt 6/ Bastefield 2/6 0/8/6 Sallaway 3/6 Townsend 4/ 0/7/6 Jno Mason 3/ T Cullup 1/ 0/4/0 Geo Walker 4/ Robinson 5/ 0/9/0 Thos Griffin 2/6 Muffin 4/6 0/7/0 Sar Neal 3/ Eliz Endersby 1/6 0/4/6 Rob Barns 1/ Booth's Child 2/ 0/3/0 Rt Quince 2/6 Sumpter 2/6 0/5/0 Wid Peck 4/ Wid Barker 4/ 0/8/0 Ma Cranfield 1/6 Brown 1/6 0/3/0 Eliz Day 2/6 Pheby Darlow 4/ 0/6/6 Edy Barker 2/ Grace Briley /6 0/3/6 Eliz Goodchild 1/ Sim Bass 3/ 0/4/0 Sar Day 5/ Wid Dee 2/ 0/7/0 Amy Emery 1/ Mary Oakley 1/6 0/2/6 Mary Clark 2/ W Hull 1/ 0/3/0 (total) 41/2/4

Hunts Marriage Index shows Thomas Townshend marrying Ann Thompson in Warboys in 1836. In 1851 they were in Warboys HO107/1749 folio 110B Tick Fen, Warboys Thomas Townsend head marr 37 ag lab b Warboys Ann Townsend wife 33 b Warboys Jane dau 13; George son 11; Charles son 9; Sarah dau 7; Martha dau 4; John son 3; Thomas son 7 mths. All b Warboys John Thompson lodger unmarr 19 ag lab b Warboys William Allen lodger unmarr 26 ag lab b Over, Cambridgeshire William ONeil lodger unmarr 23 ag lab b Ireland. By 1861 they were in Lancs RG9/3000 folio 58B Hysod, Ashton under Lyne Thomas TownEnd head marr 46 ag lab b Warboys Ann TownEnd wife 44 b Warboys Jane dau unmarr 23 cotton frame tenter; Charles son unmarr 20 carter; Emma dau unmarr 19 cotton frame tenter; Sarah dau unmarr 17 cotton frame tenter; Martha dau 15 cotton frame tenter; John son 13 cotton corn miter?; Thomas son 12 scholar All b Warboys William Townend son 10 scholar b Hunts; Ann dau 8 scholar b Hunts; Joseph son 6 scholar b Hunts; Frederick son 3 b Hunts; Mary dau 1 b Hunts; Next house Mary Thompson head widow 66 housekeeper b Warboys Thomas Thompson son unmarr 26 gardener b Warboys Unfortunately the LDS were not allowed to film Warboys parish register so there is no transcription available on the IGI, nor are any transcriptions available from Hunts FHS. Which unfortunately means that the registers are only available in Hunts Record Office, although they do run an online research service, for which they make a modest charge. If you would like the 1841 census checked just let me know Hope this helps for a start Regards David Priscilla Scudder <pws@cape.com> a écrit : Hi - New to list and trying to find more about family of Ann THOMPSON (18l7-) and Thomas TOWNSEND (1814-), birth and marriage places unknown. Their children's births began in 1836, registered in Huntingdonshire. John, b May 31, 1836 - died soon after. George, b Feb. 26, 1839, Ramsey. (1881: butler in Lancashire) Charles, b October 15, 1841, Warboys(?). (1881 had public house in Warboys) Sarah. b June 7, 1844, Ramsay. (1881 housekeeper in Lancashire) John, b Feb. 5, 1847. (1881 USA, Worcester, Mass.) Joseph, b July 7, 1856. (1881 USA, Worcester, MA or Stafford Springs, CT) Frederick, b July 26 1857, Hunts. Moved to Kidderminster. (1881: Worcester, MA,USA} Family moved from Hunts to Lancs between 1857 and 1863. Thomas Townsend, the father, and several sons worked in cotton mills near Manchester. One last child, my grandfather : James Edwin, b Sept. 14, 1863 Lancs. Emigrated to Worcester, MA, USA in 1886) Can anyone help me find the Huntingdonshire roots and history of this family? ? Priscilla Scudder Cotuit, Massachusetts --------------------------------- Nouveau : téléphonez moins cher avec Yahoo! Messenger ! Découvez les tarifs exceptionnels pour appeler la France et l'international.Téléchargez la version beta.

You can tell I'm new: I gave subject of my query as Thompson and Thompson and of course it should read THOMPSON and TOWNSEND.. Sent about two minutes ago. Hope it becomes clearer as one reads the message. Sorry, Priscilla Scudder Cotuit, Massachusetts

Hi - New to list and trying to find more about family of Ann THOMPSON (18l7-) and Thomas TOWNSEND (1814-), birth and marriage places unknown. Their children's births began in 1836, registered in Huntingdonshire. John, b May 31, 1836 - died soon after. George, b Feb. 26, 1839, Ramsey. (1881: butler in Lancashire) Charles, b October 15, 1841, Warboys(?). (1881 had public house in Warboys) Sarah. b June 7, 1844, Ramsay. (1881 housekeeper in Lancashire) John, b Feb. 5, 1847. (1881 USA, Worcester, Mass.) Joseph, b July 7, 1856. (1881 USA, Worcester, MA or Stafford Springs, CT) Frederick, b July 26 1857, Hunts. Moved to Kidderminster. (1881: Worcester, MA,USA} Family moved from Hunts to Lancs between 1857 and 1863. Thomas Townsend, the father, and several sons worked in cotton mills near Manchester. One last child, my grandfather : James Edwin, b Sept. 14, 1863 Lancs. Emigrated to Worcester, MA, USA in 1886) Can anyone help me find the Huntingdonshire roots and history of this family? ? Priscilla Scudder Cotuit, Massachusetts

Dear listers Thank you to all the helpful people who replied to my recent message re CHERRY. One in particular from David has opened the door a little and given me something to think about. Best wishes Jean

Hi Listers, I have a Daniel Clarkson Born c 1786 who was married to a Mary Sutor 1806 in Alwalton. Children. Joseph 1807 Daniel 1809 Daniel 1819 Daniel 1815 Richard 1813 Mary Ann 1817 William 1819 Thomas 1821 (my GGgrandfather) Ann 1824 Mary died in 1833 and Daniel married again in Dec 1833 to a widow Ann Pearson Daniel died in 1838.in Alwalton I would love to get back a little further if I can. Is there anyone who can connect with the CLARKSON/CLARKSOM & SUTOR FAMLIES. regards Wendy Perth West Australia wquayle@westnet.com.au

Hi Jean Why is it that people always seem to die a year or so before the 1851 census where a birthplace is given? Most inconsiderate of them. The John christened 1780 in Clifton was the son of John and Jane Cherry. There was a burial in Clifton on 25 Feb 1780 of John Cherry of Campton, followed by 14 July 1782 of Jane Cherry widow. So that particular John appears to have been orphaned at the age of two. I cannot see a burial that is obviously him. So what became of him? My ancestors were also from Clifton and the surrounding villages but if they moved to the next village that was as far as they went at that time. It’s always easier to prove who it couldn’t have been than to prove who it was! There was a John Cherry married in Wilstead/Wilshamstead, which is not far from Clifton, in 1802 who wasn’t christened in that parish. It might be interesting to see if the marriage entry states which parish he was from. Try posting on the Beds lookup request board on www.rootschat.com where I know there are people with the Wilstead parish register. If you are a believer in naming patterns then John’s first son was William, and there wasn’t a Jane to be seen amongst his numerous daughters, which is perhaps a pointer that it wasn’t the Clifton John. Did any of the Clifton John’s grandparents leave a will which might have named him? Check with the Record Office in Bedford at archive@bedscc.gov.uk to see if they did leave wills. Diddington is closer to Northamptonshire than it is to Clifton, and IGI entries for that county are pretty sparse so it might be that he was from there. But without any baptism index it’s difficult to prove. You might try a request on the rootschat look up board for Northants to see if there were any Cherry marriages in the east of the county say 1765 -1780 – there is a marriage index. If there were any marriages it might give you a better idea where to look for John’s baptism. You’ve done the obvious things with no success – I think you are in good company here as other researchers from Australia and the USA don’t seem to know where John was from either, judging by the trees on various online sites which all stop with John 1780. This is all fairly negative, but you might get lucky! But I think that the Clifton John is a big leap of faith without something more concrete. Hope this helps Regards David --------------------------------- Nouveau : téléphonez moins cher avec Yahoo! Messenger ! Découvez les tarifs exceptionnels pour appeler la France et l'international.Téléchargez la version beta.

Have been doing a bit of delving since I returned from the UK and thought maybe, someone may have similar interests somewhere! William CARTER b abt 1796 (Woodhurst) d 4 March1860 marries Ann (Unknown) b abt 1801 d 29 April 1873 Children: all in Woodhurst 1. John b abt 1821 d 22 June 1880 Woodhurst 2. William b abt 1825 (In the county goal on census night 1851!!) 3. Ann b abt 1826 4. Mary b abt 1828 5. Thomas b abt 1831 6. Ellis b abt 1833 d 4 Sept 1856 Woodhurst 7. Sarah b abt 1838 1. John marries Mary CLARK b abt 1822 Warboys d 11 Feb 1897 Woodhurst Children all born Woodhurst: 8. John b abt 1848 9. Jane b abt 1856 d 3 Nov 1923 5A Merritt Street, Huntingdon. 10. Edward b abt 1862 2. William marries Lydia (unknown) b abt 1837 Oldhurst Children: 11. Ann Elizabeth b abt 1860 Pidley-cum-Fenton 12. Elizabeth b abt 1863 Woodhurst 13. Sarah b abt 1863 Pidley-cum-Fenton 14. Ellis b abt 1870 Woodhurst 15. Jane b abt 1876 Woodhurst 9. Jane marries William SMITH b abt 1859 Gamlingay, Cambs 29 Oct 1877 at Woodhurst Children: 16. Florence Ada b 24 Aug 1879 DilleyYard, Huntingdon 17. Laura b 21 Aug 1883 Great Northern Street, Huntingdon d 5 April1968 Whyalla South Australia 18. Ernest b 1891 d17 Nov 1895 Merritt Street, Huntingdon 19. Phylliss b 3 Jan 1897 Merritt Street, Huntingdon 10. Edward marries Ellen THORNE b abt 1861 Chatteris, Cambs in Huntingdon 1886 Children: 20. John William b abt 1888 St Ives 21. Mary Ellen b abt 1889 ST Ives 22. Thomas Edward b abt 1891 Great Stukeley 23. Arthur E b abt 1892 Great Stukeley 24. Harriet A b abt 1894 Somersham 25. Harrold F b abt 1895 Bury 26. Frederick L b abt 1898 Bluntisham 27. Horace E b abt 1899 Bluntisham 14. Ellis marries Emma LEWIS (no other details available on her) June ¼ 1894 St Ives. Children: 28. Mabel E b abt 1895 Woodhurst 29. Edward W b abt 1898 St Ives 30. Elizabeth b abt 1900 St Ives I have info on 16, 17 (My Nan), 18 and 19. I would be interested to hear if anyone else has these CARTERS in their families.

Dear listers I have a John CHERRY who was buried in Diddington HUN 7th Jan 1847. He seems to have had 2 wives, (1) Mary EAT in 1804 and (2) Sarah CAVILLER in 1826. He was said to have been 67 years old when he died which puts him as being born circa 1780. The 1841 census says he wasn't born in the county. My question is how can I find out where John CHERRY came from. I have tried to look for a settlement prior to his first marriage in 1804 but the film I ordered from the LDS was very sparse and nothing was there. The name CHERRY is fairly common in the adjoining counties of Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire and there may be a candidate in Bedfordshire from Clifton but how can I prove it ? This particular John Cherry in Clifton seems to have had a father who died while the son was fairly young so that may have been a reason to find work elsewhere, Any suggestions welcome as I have been at a standstill for the last couple of years. Best wishes Jean