On 2014-01-22 3:32 PM, Connie wrote: > I will find the time to sort this family out. I have family > commitments to deal with as well. You are most kind. If ever I can do a turnabout for you would love to do that. I have a number of items on fiche for Leicestershire (and other counties in England). Thank you. Elizabeth Kipp -- Elizabeth (Blake) Kipp BA PLCGS BLAKE-one-name-study, PINCOMBE-one-name-study Guild of One Name Studies #4600 Website: http://www.kipp-blake-families.ca/elizabethmain.htm Blog: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/

I haven't been following your thread and its broken in the archives so it may not be relevant In the PCC wills on Ancestry and the National Archives Reference: PROB 11/2122/5 Will of Benjamin Cheatle, Auctioneer of Ashby-de-la-Zouch , Leicestershire Date: 20 November 1850 Held by: The National Archives, Kew Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 22/01/2014 20:34, Elizabeth Kipp wrote: > On 2014-01-22 3:32 PM, Connie wrote: >> I will find the time to sort this family out. I have family >> commitments to deal with as well. > > You are most kind. If ever I can do a turnabout for you would love to do > that. I have a number of items on fiche for Leicestershire (and other > counties in England). Thank you. > > Elizabeth Kipp >

On 2014-01-22 3:42 PM, Nivard Ovington wrote: > I haven't been following your thread and its broken in the archives so > it may not be relevant > > In the PCC wills on Ancestry and the National Archives > > Reference: > PROB 11/2122/5 > > Will of Benjamin Cheatle, Auctioneer of Ashby-de-la-Zouch , Leicestershire > Date: > 20 November 1850 > Held by: > The National Archives, Kew > > > Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) > Most people that I meet who are looking at Cheatle are descendant of Benjamin Cheatle and Katharine Adams but there were several Cheatle families baptizing at Ashby de la Zouch between 1785 and 1804. This will is quite short and available on ancestry. He mentions his wife Ann and he is mentioned as Benjamin Cheatle the elder of Ashby de la Zouch. Benjamin is not my ancestor; I have eliminated him and there are a couple of other wills for Cheatle and Chettle in Leicester. Eventually I will read these when I have time if that ever happens! Right now I am concentrating on eliminating or claiming William Cheatle and Sarah Woodcock of Castle Donington as my ancestors. I think my next step is to look more intently at the Castle Donington parish registers just to ensure that I am right and they do not appear in these registers again after 1790. I read quite a bit of Ashby de la Zouch when we were in Salt Lake City in 2008 but could still do more work on those. But my one name studies tend to claim most of my research time. Records at Ashby de la Zouch Baptisms 27 Jun 1785 Benjamin son of Benjamin Cheatle baptized 16 Apr 1787 Richard son of Benjamin and Mary Cheatle baptized 30 Sep 1789 Sarah Cheatle daughter of William and Ann Cheatle 27 Sep 1790 Ann Cheatle daughter of William and Elizabeth Cheatle baptized 19 Sep 1790 John Cheatle son of Benjamin and Catherine baptized 15 Jun 1790 Simeon son of George and Ann Cheatle baptized 27 Dec 1791 Joseph son of Benjamin and Catherine Cheatle baptized 8 Apr 1793 William son of William and Elizabeth Cheatle baptized 17 June 1794 James son of Benjamin and Mary Cheatle baptized 10 Nov 1793 Sarah daughter of Benjamin and Catherine Cheatle baptized 24 Jun 1794 Mary daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Cheatle baptized 9 June 1802 William, Elizabeth and Frances son and daughters of William and Ann Cheatle baptized 27 Jan 1795 Sarah baptized daughter of William and Sarah Cheatle 28 Mar 1804 Catherine daughter of William and Elizabeth Cheatle baptized 21 Sep 1804 Catharine daughter of Benjamin and Catharine Cheatle baptized Marriages 6 March 1786 William Cheatle and Elizabeth Sherwin both of this parish by banns 28 April 1788 Benjamin Cheatle and Katherine Adams both of this parish by banns 12 Apr 1792 Joseph Cheatle and Elizabeth Hefford both of this parish by banns Burials 28 Aug 1781 Sarah Cheatle buried 11 April 1790 Ann Cheatle buried 31 May 1793 Sarah Cheatle buried 7 June 1793 John Cheatle buried 1803 Joseph Cheatle buried 30 Dec 1804 Catherine Cheatle buried 8 Oct 1805 Elizabeth Cheatle buried 7 Feb 1 807 Thomas Cheatle buried 20 Apr 1808 Ann Chettle buried 15 Mar 1808 Catharine Cheatle buried 11 Sep 1810 Benjamin Cheatle buried 28 Nov 1818 Elizabeth Cheatle buried 55 years 1818 Mary Cheatle buried 24 years Ashby de la Zouch Directory in 1855 (from another researcher) Benjamin Cheatle, farmer and butcher, Wood street Cheatle James, butcher, Market street Cheatle James, farmer, Old park Cheatle Thomas, farmer and cattle dealer, Holywell farm Cheatle William, auctioneer, Wood street Cheatle William, farmer, Mount house Cheatle William, pork butcher, Kilwardby street This is really interesting as my Sarah Cheatle married to William Welch moved to Birmingham where they had a restaurant and a pork butcher shop. Their daughter Ann, my ancestor, ran the pork butcher shop with her husband Henry Christopher Buller. But I do not see any connection between my Cheatle line and the other Cheatle lines at Ashby de la Zouch. Did they all come from Castle Donnington; there are so many marriages there for Cheatle? I wonder that. From Castle Donnington (marriages): William Cheatle and Sarah Woodcock 23 Feb 1773 Mary Cheatle and David Leevers 6 Jul 1776 Ann Cheatle and Joseph Hays 3 Nov 1778 Mary Cheatle and Francis Rayns 9 Jul 1781 George Cheatle and Mary Smith 3 Dec 1782 Thomas Cheatle and Sarah Marson 16 May 1784 Elizabeth Cheatle and Francis Bailey 31 May 1807 Ann Cheatle and John Stokes 24 Oct 1808 Ann Cheatle and Richard Wright 1 Apr 1811 Mary Cheatle and Thomas Peach 29 Oct 1811 Hannah Cheatle and William Green 27 May 1812 I have a few blogs on Cheatle: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/search/label/Cheatle Thank you everyone for your help. Elizabeth Kipp -- Elizabeth (Blake) Kipp BA PLCGS BLAKE-one-name-study, PINCOMBE-one-name-study Guild of One Name Studies #4600 Website: http://www.kipp-blake-families.ca/elizabethmain.htm Blog: http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/