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Re: Elleanor Revitt

crusoe123 — 2009-11-07 22:07:31Z

I have looked at your family tree, and cannot find a birth in Sunderland (or anywhre else) of a Henry Mathias Nattrass.

I can find a Henry in Sunderland

Births Dec 1849
NATRESSS Henry Sunderland 24 312
I think that this is his parents:-

Marriages Dec 1846
Nattrass William Timothy St George E 2 57
Potter Dorothy St.George E. 2 57

My reason for saying this is his parents is that they can be tracked through various census records, and in 1861, William Nattrass and Dorothy, have Dorothy's mother living with them and her name is Elizabeth Potter.

1861 census transcription details for: 49, Smith Street

National Archive Reference:
RG number: RG09 Piece: 293 Folio: 128 Page: 40

Reg. District: Mile End Old Town Sub District: 1 Mile End Old Town Western
Parish: Enum. District: 34
Ecclesiastical District: St Dunstan City/Municipal Borough:

Address: 49, Smith Street
County: London, Middlesex

Name Relation Condition Sex Age BirthYear Occupation ,Disability Where Born

NATTRASS, William Head Married M 44 1817 Shoe Maker Newcastle Northumberland

NATTRASS, Dorothy Wife Married F 44 1817 SunderlandDurham

NATTRASS, Henny Son M 11 1850 Sunderland Durham

POTTER, Elizabeth Mother In Law Widow F 63 1798 ClerkenwellDurham

1851 Census, Sunderland District
Family Number: 53942.5
Bishopwearmouth 1851 Census, 7 Hedworth Street (HO107/2396/folio 254)
Dorothy Nattrass [Nattress], Head, Married, 32, born Sunderland, County Durham
Henry Nattrass [Nattress], Son, 1, born Sunderland, County Durham

Burials, Sunderland District - Record Number: 460484.2
Location: Bishopwearmouth
Church: Bishopwearmouth Cemetery
Religion: any
17 Oct 1889 Dorothy Nattrass, of 12 Western Hill, age: 70, widow of William Nattrass (mariner)

Re: Elleanor Revitt

crusoe123 — 2009-11-07 11:11:49Z

Marriage of Isaac Ashkettle to Lucy, and baptisms of their children.

Day: 30
Month: Jun
Year: 1816
Groom Forename: Isaac
Groom Surname: Ashkettle
Groom's parish:
Groom's condition:
Bride Forename: Lucy
Bride Surname: Gillett
Bride's Parish:
Bride's condition:
Place: Ipswich St Matthew
County: Suffolk
Country: England
Record source: Suffolk Marriage Index (1813-37)

ELIZABETH ASHKETTLE
Gender: Female Christening: 23 DEC 1821 , Suffolk, England
CHARLES ASHKETTLE
Gender: Male Christening: 18 MAY 1830 St Peters, Ipswich, Suffolk, England
MARY ANN ASHKETTLE –
Gender: Female Christening: 18 MAY 1817 St Mary Key, Ipswich, Suffolk, England
GEORGE ROBERT ASHKETTLE
Gender: Male Christening: 23 DEC 1821 , Suffolk, England
GEORGE ASHKETTLE -
Gender: Male Birth: 08 DEC 1819 Baptism 2 January 1820 St. Peters, Ipswich
ISAAC ASHKETTLE
Gender: Male Christening: 20 MAR 1824 St Clements, Ipswich, Suffolk, England
ROBERT ASHKETTLE
Gender: Male Christening: 02 MAR 1823 St Mary Key, Ipswich, Suffolk, England
CAROLINE COECILIA ASHKETTLE
Gender: Female Christening: 23 DEC 1821 , Suffolk, England

Re: Elleanor Revitt

crusoe123 — 2009-11-07 10:50:12Z

Hello Maggie,

I am not related to this family, just enjoy researching, having done loads for myself. If you need anything further, just let us know, there are lots of people who will help you.

Nancy

Re: Elleanor Revitt

maggiethwaites — 2009-11-07 10:27:10Z

Dear Whoever! You have made a novice researcher so happy today! Thankyou so very much for all the info' it has opened up so many doors for me. Are we connected? Elleanor married Henry Natrass their daughter Gertrude was my Grandmother.As a widow with about six children she married my Grandfather Ernest Hedger. My Mother was about 2yrs old when Gertrude died. I really appreciate the help. Maggie

Re: Beeston, Beaston

crusoe123 — 2009-11-06 21:34:25Z

Firstly, you, like me and almost all of other researchers, have an illegitimate ancestor. Joseph's mother was not married. He was born, or at least living in the workhouse when he was 2 years old, and his unmarried mother was with him then.

In 1881 he is an inmate at a reformatory school. Stdts, MAY mean students, but it could have another meaning. Inmt means, inmate.

If you are very lucky, his mother may have attempted to get some maintenance for this child, and there could be a 'bastardy record' held at the local magistrates court records, but this is extremely unlikely, if he was in the workhouse. You may have to content yourself that you will never know who his father was.

I could be that Jane Beaston got married. There is a marriage in 1876 of a Jane Beaston to a man named Walter Mayhew.

He did not live very long, because on the 1881 census, this Jane is living with her mother and father in laew, and is decscribed as a widow. BUT, it does say she was born in Capel, which is the place of birth listed on the 1871 census, for Jane Beaston. She appears to have had a child to Mr. Mayjew as this child is listed on the 1881 census. It all needs to be proved of course.

Marriages Dec 1876

BEESTON Jane Ipswich 4a 1353
Mayhew Walter Ipswich 4a 1353

Re: Suffolk-Aldeburgh-- looking for information

boval1 — 2009-11-06 17:35:49Z

Hi,
Thank you both for your investigations and advice.
Regards,
Bob

Re: Elleanor Revitt

crusoe123 — 2009-11-05 20:30:41Z

On the 1871 census, they are still at the same place.
as on erlier census.

1871 census transcription details for: Rope Walk, St Clement, Ipswich

National Archive Reference:
RG number: RG10 Piece: 1753 Folio: 118 Page: 28

Reg. District: Ipswich Sub District: St Clement
Parish: St Clement Enum. District: 8
Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Ipswich

Address: Rope Walk, St Clement, Ipswich County: Suffolk

Name Relation Condition Sex Age BirthYear Occupation Where Born
REVETT, Robert Head M 57 1814 Suffolk
REVETT, Caroline Wife F 50 1821 Suffolk
REVETT, Frederick Son M 17 1854 Suffolk
REVETT, William Son M 15 1856 Suffolk
REVETT, Arthur Son M 13 1858 Suffolk
REVETT, Sarah Daughter F 11 1860 Suffolk
MARKHAM, William Relative M 16 1855 Suffolk
MARKHAM, Sarah A Relative F 14 1857 Suffolk

Caroline dies as follows:-

First name(s): Carolina Cecilia
Last name: REVETT
Date of burial: 21 Aug 1891
Age at death: 71
Calculated year of birth: 1820
Place of burial: Ipswich
Dedication: Cemetery
County: Suffolk
Notes:
Ipswich Cemetery:
Denomination: Cemetery
Coverage: 1859 - 1975
Number of entries: 40,646

This could be Robert's death and burial.

First name(s): Robert
Last name: REVETT
Date of burial: 19 Feb 1887
Age at death: 76
Calculated year of birth: 1811
Place of burial: Ipswich
Dedication: Cemetery
County: Suffolk

Re: Elleanor Revitt

crusoe123 — 2009-11-05 19:43:37Z

Second message.

This appears to be the baptism for Caroline (Revett) The age fits, with the age on the census, and also with the marriage to Robert Revett.

CAROLINE CECILIA ASHKETTLE Female
Birth: St Mary Key Ipswich
Christening: 23 DEC 1821 , Suffolk, England :
Parents:
Father: ISAAC ASHKETTLE
Mother: LUCY

This probably is Robert. If you look at the 1841 census, he has a 60 year old woman named Hannah Revett living with him, who is probably his mother.

ROBERT REVETT Male

Christening: 07 NOV 1813 St Clement, Ipswich, Suffolk, England

Father: JOHN REVETT Family
Mother: HANNAH

Re: Elleanor Revitt

crusoe123 — 2009-11-05 19:32:09Z

The name appears to be Revett. The name changes on the 11851 census, but this could be a transcribers error, and tthey live in the same place, on 1841, 1851, and 1861 census. Rope Lane etc. St. Clements.

Births Mar 1851
Revett Eleanor Ipswich 12 400

Marriages Sep 1838
Ashkettle Caroline Cecilia Ipswich 12 420
Revett Robert Ipswich 12 420

1841 census transcription details for: Rope Lane, St Clement, Ipswich

National Archive Reference:
RG number: HO107 Piece: 1043 Book/Folio: 10 Page: 12

Reg. District: Ipswich Sub District: St Clement Parish: St Clement Enum. District:
Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Ipswich

Address: Rope Lane, St Clement, Ipswich County: Suffolk

Name Relation Sex Age BirthYear Occupation Where Born

REVETT, Robert M 25 1816 Suffolk
REVETT, Caroline F 20 1821 Suffolk
REVETT, Robert M 2 1839 Suffolk
REVETT, Hannah F 60 1781 Suffolk
REVETT, Sarah F 40 1801 Suffolk

1851 census transcription details for: Rope Walk, St Clements, Ipswich
National Archive Reference:
RG number: HO107 Piece: 1800 Folio: 228 Page: 12

Reg. District: Ipswich Sub District: St Clement's
Parish: St Clements Enum. District: 4K
Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Ipswich

Address: Rope Walk, St Clements, Ipswich County: Suffolk
Name Relation Condition Sex Age BirthYear Occupation ,Disability Where Born

REVELL, Robertt Head Married M 33 1818 Potter IpswichSuffolk
REVELL, Caroline Wife Married F 29 1822 IpswichSuffolk
REVELL, Robert Son M 11 1840 Scholar IpswichSuffolk
REVELL, Emma Daughter F 7 1844 Scholar IpswichSuffolk
REVELL, Francis Son M 2 1849 Scholar IpswichSuffolk
REVELL, Ellenor Daughter F 0 (3 MOS) 1851 IpswichSuffolk

1861 census transcription details for: 52, Rope Lane, St Clement, Ipswich

National Archive Reference:
RG number: RG09 Piece: 1164 Folio: 165 Page: 15

Reg. District: Ipswich Sub District: 2 St Clement
Parish: St Clement Enum. District: 8
Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Ipswich

Address: 52, Rope Lane, St Clement, Ipswich County: Suffolk
Name Relation Condition Sex Age BirthYear Occupation ,Disability Where Born

REVETT, Robert Head Married M 47 1814 Porter IpswichSuffolk
REVETT, Caroline Wife Married F 39 1822 IpswichSuffolk
REVETT, Emma Daughter Unmarried F 17 1844 Scholar IpswichSuffolk
REVETT, Francis Son M 12 1849 Scholar IpswichSuffolk
REVETT, Eleanor Daughter F 10 1851 Scholar IpswichSuffolk
REVETT, Frederick Son M 7 1854 Scholar IpswichSuffolk
REVETT, William W Son M 5 1856 Scholar IpswichSuffolk
REVETT, Aurthur C Son M 3 1858 Scholar IpswichSuffolk
REVETT, Sarah Daughter F 1 1860 IpswichSuffolk

Re: Suffolk-Aldeburgh-- looking for information

glemsue — 2009-11-05 15:48:40Z

Hi
Don't think I can be of much help to you.The source I have for parish registers for Aldeburgh only go up to 1817.
I think it would be best to get the Fisher/Thorpe marriage certificate to see if she is your lady and its looking like it.
I would have suggested getting the birth cert of Fred Thorpe but was unable to find one, so I think the next step is to look for a baptism in the Aldeburgh registers to see if that reveals anything, especially a father.
Its interesting that the Green family you found had a Margaret in the household and that Robert and Anna had a daughter Margaret.

Re: Buck Family

DM_Walsh — 2009-11-05 09:07:10Z

Very interested to see those posts. Some 8 yrs later, here is the Flowers family tree http://www.haine.org.uk/stories/Lane_and_Flowers_family_Wymo...

Beeston, Beaston

mwhagan — 2009-11-04 21:48:04Z

Hello everyone, I'm having difficulty with my g-grandfather Joseph Edward Beeston and am hoping someone can point me in the right direction.

Joseph's father is unknown. Joseph was born 9 October 1869, in Tattingstone, Suffolk, England. Joseph's mother was Jane Beeston born 24 April 1850 in Capel St. Mary, England. Show Jane's father as Charlie Beaston, born abt 1824.

Joseph married (have copy of marriage certificate)
Rosa Pyett 12 November 1894 in Ipswich, Joseph's father's name not listed.

Resided at 18 Commercial Road, Ipswich, at time of marriage. The 1881 census for Suffolk has the following entry:

Beeston Joseph age 11 Inmt (stdts) Suffolk Reformatory born Tattingstone Suffolk.

Does anyone know if records for Suffolk Reformatory exists, and if so, how I can access them. Also not sure the meaning of Inmt (stdts) as recorded in 1881 census.

I would like to find out Joseph's father's name. Also need dates of birth and death for Jane Beeston. I'd welcome suggestions on research resources that may aid my search.

Cheers,

Marc

Re: Framlingham families

suffolkmawther — 2009-11-04 14:35:38Z

I have the Stygall/Pendal/Pendle line I am married to the grandson of Ethel Louise and George.

I will contact you with info directly.

I have researched the Bridgesline back to the 1400s in the last 38 years of researching, but not so far back with the Stygall line - yet.

Pat ...

Re: Framlingham families

patstygall — 2009-11-04 13:59:18Z

Hi Richard If your gradfather was Reginald George Stygall I have some info on his 4 brothers and 8 sisters. here father was George Stygall who married Ethel Pendell. I'm trying to find out who George's parents are.
You can contact me on my e-mail: pat_stygall@hotmail,com

Re: My father Victor John Stygall

patstygall — 2009-11-04 13:41:02Z

Hi John I'm looking for the parents of George Stygall born in 1888/9 in wingfield Suffolk, who was the father of my father-in-law, Frederick James Sthgall born 15/10/1909 in Tannington Suffolk I knew he was one of 13 children, 5 boys and 8 girls. I'm looking for info on Lillian, Dora and e Victor. I have some info on the other siblings if you are interested. Please contact me, my e-mail is pat_stygall@hotamil.com Regards Pat

Re: My father Victor John Stygall

patstygall — 2009-11-04 13:21:10Z

Hi My name is Patricia Stygall and my father in law was Frederick James Stygall born 15/10/1909 in Tannington Suffolk. I think Fred and your father were brothers, they were part of a family of 13 children, 5 boys and 8 girls. there parents were George Stygall and Ethel Pendell. We are trying to find out who George's parents were. If this is correct info, please contact my e-mail pat_stygall@hotmail.com

Re: Suffolk-Aldeburgh-- looking for information

suffolkmawther — 2009-11-04 00:11:28Z

quote ... Robert may have been the Blacksmith in Patricia Bridges posting of March 28th, 2005 however in 1871 the family were living in West Ham......

I have checked in 1844 as I see my previous look ups were in 1855 edition.
Robert is not listed as a blacksmith in Aldeburgh or in Halesworth in 1844.

I love the spelling of the town of Aldeburgh in the 1871 census taken at West Ham, the enumerator has written down exactly what this good ode bor hev said, Alderborough!

Pat ...

Re: Suffolk-Aldeburgh-- looking for information

boval1 — 2009-11-03 22:41:02Z

Hi Sue,
Thank you very much for the information regarding Frederick Fisher.

Perhaps you could help me with research into my great grandmother Hannah N or Anne wife of Robert Fisher or Robert C. Fisher, born about 1840 son of Frederick?
Robert may have been the Blacksmith in Patricia Bridges posting of March 28th, 2005 however in 1871 the family were living in West Ham.

1871 Census, Source ProRef RG10, Piece 1630, Folio 98, page 49
Address 17 Junction Street, West Ham, Essex
Name Relation Age Birth year Birthplace Occupation
Robert C. Fisher head, 31, born about 1840 Aldborough, Suffolk Smith (unemployed)
Hannah N. or Anne wife, 30, born about 1841 Alderborough, Suffolk
Frederick W. Thorpe son, 9, born about 1862 Alderborough, Suffolk, Scholar
Mary J. Fisher dau, 4, born about 1867 Halesworth, Suffolk, Scholar
Robert J. Fisher son, 1, born about 1870 Halesworth, Suffolk
Margaret Fisher dau, 1 mth, born about 1871 Brentwood, Essex

My grandfather’s birth certificate has his mother’s maiden name as Anna Maria Green, however there is a son named Thorpe on the 1871 Census.
I can only find a reference to the marriage of Robert Fisher to Anna Maria Thorp in 1865 Plomsgate, Vol 4a, page 984 at the BMD web site.

There was a Anna M Green listed on the 1861 Census, Source ProRef RG9, Piece 1176, Folio 112, page: 19, GSU roll: 542769
Address 114 Back Street, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
Name Relation Age Birth year Birthplace Occupation
James Green head, 42, born about1819 Aldborough, Suffolk Mariner
Anna M Green dau, 20 born about1841 Aldborough, Suffolk
Mary E Green dau, 14 born about1847 Aldborough, Suffolk
John E Green son, 12 born about1849 Aldborough, Suffolk Scholar
Margaret Green dau, 10 born about1851 Aldborough, Suffolk

Is it possible Anna, Anne or Hannah N, married a Thorpe before Robert Fisher between the census in 1861 and 1871?
Are you able to find out this please?
Thanks,
Bob Fisher

Re: mistake on Moore/Carte 1500's

rmoore1014 — 2009-10-24 21:37:42Z

Sally, My name is Robert Moore. I believe my ancestry goes back to the Thomas Moore and Ann Carte listed in your post. Unfortunately, I have had no way of finding any information regarding them or their ancestors. I have information from them down to me if you are interested. Thanks! Robert Moore (rmoore1014@aol.com)

Garham family of Hintlesham Sfk

davidvesey — 2009-11-03 15:14:15Z

Looking for info re desvendants of :
John Garham b.abt 1736 died 1792 married Sarah Rowning in 1760

Re: goldspink

Aussie57 — 2009-10-15 02:03:33Z

Name: Lily Ella GOLDSPINK
Birth: Mar 1882 in Portsea, Hants, England
Father: Henry (James) GOLDSPINK
Mother: Jane PHILLIPS
Death: Aug 1959

Name: Charles Sydney FOREMAN
Birth: Sep 1879 in The Fen, Pakenham, Suffolk, England.
Christening: Dec 1881 in Pakenham, Suffolk, England
Death: Aug 1956 in Pakenham, Suffolk, England

Marriage: Dec 1901 in Thingoe

Children:
Babba Jacquetta Violet FOREMAN
Eileen Norma FOREMAN
Ida Adelaide Ettie FOREMAN
Gwendolen Grace FOREMAN
Ruth Maria FOREMAN
Francis Field FOREMAN
Selina Ella FOREMAN
Edith FOREMAN
Molly FOREMAN
Ada Florence FOREMAN
Charles Percy FOREMAN
Phoebe FOREMAN
Norah FOREMAN
Lawrence FOREMAN

Nacton Union House

archemedes — 2009-10-26 21:31:52Z

Does anyone happen to know if the records have been preserved for the Nacton Union Workhouse for the period 1800 to 1808, and if so where they might be?

Elleanor Revitt

maggiethwaites — 2009-11-03 18:11:18Z

I am looking for my GGrandmother Elleanor Revitt born abt. 1850 Ipswich Suffolk.It could be under Revett or possibly as in the 1851 census I found Robert and Caroline Revell in Suffolk with a baby Elleanor. She married Henry Nattrass and died in Barking Essex 1900. If I could just find the correct spelling it would be so helpful to this novice researcher. Thankyou Maggie

Re: Moses Webb

golding123 — 2009-10-14 18:39:29Z

oops sorry, yes I did mean 1864
I am a descendant of Moses' son Robert Webb, born 1803 and died in 1879 - a brother to Richard Redford Webb.

I would be grateful for any information you would like to share, as ive drawn a bit of a blank at the moment

Re: HARVEY, HALL, sweffling, leiston, rendham, carlton colville, kirkley

joyceiwalker — 2009-10-24 12:34:23Z

Can't remember where I got to with our communication. I still think that Frederick Hall may be the father of one of Florence's daughters but not the one I was interested in. I'm about to meet up with her two youngest children next month and will work out where to go from there.
Stephanie

Re: Rosetta Alice GARNHAM

sm014c53842 — 2009-10-20 21:39:35Z

If it is any help
Marriage
Islington
1/4 end June 1879
Vol 1b
Page 332

Would be interested in that 1911 census.

Re: Rosetta Alice GARNHAM

sm014c53842 — 2009-10-20 21:39:03Z

If it is any help
Marriage
Islington
1/4 end June 1879
Vol 1b
Page 332

Would be interested in that 1911 census.

Re: Rosetta Alice GARNHAM

sm014c53842 — 2009-10-20 21:24:20Z

She was born 24 April 1859.

Re: Rosetta Alice GARNHAM

sm014c53842 — 2009-10-20 21:18:25Z

She is on my family tree but I only have the details that you have. Will try to find out more information.

Re: Nacton Union House

suffolkmawther — 2009-10-28 17:04:32Z

Nacton was the Union House for Colneis & Carlford Hundred - you will find lots of information together with present day photographs etc at Peter's excellent web site
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~peter/workhouse/

Any records available today would be placed with the SRO in Ipswich.

The web site states following available ~

Suffolk Record Office has limited holdings including: Guardians' minute books (1835-1930); Ledgers (1835-1930)); etc.

Pat ...

Re: John and Charlotte Stiff in Raydon, Suffolk UK

suffolkmawther — 2009-10-28 16:57:43Z

When we lived in Lower Raydon in the 1970s many of our neighbours were members of the Stiff family.
The church of St Mary is in Upper Raydon and yes the PRs are available at all branches of the SRO (bear in mind the lack of readers at the moment due to the refurbishment to the ceilings at Ipswich branch).

Pat ...

Re: Suffolk-Aldeburgh-- looking for information

suffolkmawther — 2009-11-02 17:13:25Z

Regret, I have no interest in this name, I was carrying out look ups in White's of 1844 and 1855 to help the original poster of this thread.

Pat ...

Re: wrentham, frostenden and an old port or river?

roger57115 — 2009-10-30 18:41:16Z

The Domesday Book shows that, 1000 years ago, sea-going ships tied up here - now three miles of farmland separate the village from the sea. There were also two churches here, and a thriving community.

Re: Stebbing-circus family

captainofthewest — 2009-10-15 15:59:17Z

Hi Emily
I was just browsing through the web when I came across this, and wondered if your family is the other half of our family tree. My gt gt grandfather Francis Stebbing married twice - his son by the first marriage becoming an acrobat and circus owner in Australia. His son by the second marriage also married twice, the second time to Florence Cooke, with a son(francis) born 1925, and marrying Lillian Scott. A long shot, but any of this familiar?
Mark Harandon
Cornwall
GB

Re: Winnifred Laura Weavers Born 1911, Ipswich

landbweavers1 — 2009-11-01 11:23:53Z

Hi Winifred, I live in Melbourne, Australia. I was born in 1951 and my Dad, Walter Garner Weavers was born in 1920 in Australia to the recently emigrated Frank Weavers and Deborah Garner from Ipswich. His brothers went on to establish a sand and gravel and road building business in Ipswich. A distant forebear, James Weavers, sailed on the second fleet to Australia, where displaying great courage he " singe handedly saved the ship" and was accorded a pardon on the condition that he never return to England. He proceeded to great wealth and a member of the NSW parliament. If I may help further, plese let me know.

Re: ROW: Suffolk Wills - 1700 to 1900

Peter_Row — 2009-10-15 21:25:24Z

As mentioned in an earlier post of 19 Feb 2006, Samuel ROW (1756-1841) had two families. I can now confirm the name of his first partner as Lydia GREEN. Lydia bore Samuel a son out of wedlock, Samuel ROW GREEN (1768-1869). The Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch hold a record of a Bastardy Bond [FC189/G5/15; 23 APR 178; Wenhaston Parish, Suffolk]: "To indemnify the Guardians of Blything Hundred, from the maintenance, upbringing and education of male bastard child, born to LYDIA GREEN, of BLYFORD." The Bond was paid by "SAMUEL ROW, Yoeman, of the Hamlet of MELLS, in WENHASTON, and WILLIAM ROW, farmer, of BENACRE, in the sum of £50." William was one of Samuel's brothers. Lydia and Samuel seemingly married. Lydia ROW (1747-1814) is buried in the churchyard of St. Peter's Bruisyard near Samuel.

The Suffolk Record Office, Ipswich Branch holds another record of a Bastardy Bond specific to Samuel ROW (1756-1841). That is Bastardy bond [FC 118/G3/9 1817; 24 Jun 1817] which binds "Samuel Row of Bruisyard" to the "Churchwardens and overseers of Bruisyard for £100 to indemnify the parish from the maintenance of a female child born to Elizabeth Howe, singlewoman." This child would have been Ann ROW HOWE, Samuel ROW and Elizabeth HOWE's firstborn. As stated in the post of 19 Feb 2006, Samuel and Elizabeth subsequently married.

Re: Clayworth Alexander Tickell/Gwen Jones

Ama57 — 2009-10-24 07:29:55Z

Hi,

I came across this very old post, and am not sure if I will even get a response. I am also researching this family (on my father's side) and wondering if you have found any information that you could share?

Kind regards

Diane

Re: Suffolk-Aldeburgh-- looking for information

glemsue — 2009-11-02 10:15:04Z

Baptism.

Frederick Fisher
25th November, 1810
son of Job and Elizabeth
Aldeburgh

Possible marriage.
Job Fisher, single and of the parish
Elizabeth Nicholls, single and of the parish
10th June, 1807
Saxmundham

Re: Suffolk-Aldeburgh-- looking for information

glemsue — 2009-11-02 20:15:05Z

Looks like Fred married twice.

Marriage
Frederick Fisher
Ann Cooper
both of parish
1st November, 1832 = Aldeburgh

Burial
Ann Fisher
4th August, 1845
aged 38yrs
Aldeburgh

1841, the family are here in Aldeburgh.
HO107/1031/1, Folio 35, Page 21

Marriage
Frederick Fisher
Jane Nelson
1849
Mar qtr.
Plomesgate
Vol 12
Page 549

Re: emmigration

boval1 — 2009-11-01 15:13:22Z

There is a Settler's Museum located in Petone, Wellington that has a database of early ships and passengers.
Try this link.
Bob

http://www.huttcity.govt.nz/Council-Services/Museums--Galler...

Re: Suffolk-Aldeburgh-- looking for information

boval1 — 2009-10-31 19:39:00Z

Hi Patricia,
I am tracing my ancestry and have found a Frederick Fisher who was my great, great grandfather.
He was also a boot maker from Aldeburgh.
Below is the 1851 Census.
I have just read your thread from 2005, would this be the same person, and can you assist me with additional information?
Thanks,
Bob Fisher

Source ProRef HO102, Piece 1802, Folio 561, page: 32, GSU roll: 207452
143 Back Street, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
Fredric Fisher Head age 40, born about1811 Aldborough, Suffolk Boot maker
Jame Fisher Wife age 33 born about 1813 Gosford, Suffolk Cook
Robert Fisher Son age 11 born about 1840 Aldeburgh, Suffolk Scholar
Priscilla Daug age 9 born about 1842 Aldeburgh, Suffolk Scholar

Re: Rosetta Alice GARNHAM

MikeHorton50 — 2009-10-27 17:02:29Z

Dear sm014c53842,
Many thanks for your four messages giving me the birth and marriage of Rosetta Alice GARNHAM. Unfortunately I have not yet looked at the 1911 Census for any of my family. In fact I could not find Arthur John and Rosetta Alice GYFORD in either the 1891 or 1901 Census, have you found them ?
Best wishes,
Mike Horton

Re: Winnifred Laura Weavers Born 1911, Ipswich

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-02 19:24:04Z

1911
WEAVERS, Christopher Married 3 years 28 1883 Builders Joiner BORN Lowestoft Suffolk

WEAVERS, Harriet Wife 26 1885 BORN Beccles Suffolk

HARLEY, Laura Sister In Law Married 22 1889 BORN Beccles Suffolk

Address:
64 Newson Street Ipswich

Re: goldspink

ELLinSpain — 2009-10-16 21:48:35Z

Marriages Dec 1861
Goldspink Henry
+
Phillips Jane
REGISTERED Thingoe
VOLUME 4a
PAGE 843

Re: goldspink

ELLinSpain — 2009-10-16 21:46:38Z

1891
GOLDSPINK, Henry Head Married M 51 1840 Gardener BORN Rougham Suffolk

GOLDSPINK, Jane Wife Married F 47 1844 Great Barton Suffolk

GOLDSPINK, Nathan Victor Son Single M 17 1874 Farm Labourer
Ixworth Suffolk

GOLDSPINK, William Frederick Son M 13 1878 Scholar Southsea
Hampshire

GOLDSPINK, Lily Ellen Daughter F 9 1882 Scholar Southsea
Hampshire

IN Wind Mill Road, Pakenham, Great Barton, THINGOE

Re: goldspink & FOREMAN

ELLinSpain — 2009-10-16 21:43:49Z

1911
FOREMAN, Charles 31 1880 Stockman On Farm born Pakenham Suffolk

FOREMAN, Lily E Wife MARRIED 9 years F 29 1882 Portsmouth Hampshire

FOREMAN, Eilleen N Daughter F 7 1904 Pakenham Suffolk

FOREMAN, Ida A E Daughter F 4 1907 Pakenham Suffolk

FOREMAN, Gwendolen G Daughter F 3 1908 Pakenham Suffolk

FOREMAN, Ruth M Daughter F 1 1910 Pakenham Suffolk

FOREMAN, Francis F Son M 0 (6 MONTHS) 1911 Pakenham Suffolk

IN The Fen Pakenham Bury St Edmunds

hagreen - suffolk

millicent1106 — 2009-10-28 18:24:14Z

my grandmothers mother was a Hagreen her name Jessie b 1860 Grt Bradley,, father John Grt. Bradley c1816, his father James c 1786bHargrave, Suffolk. can anyone go further back please?

Re: HARVEY, HALL, sweffling, leiston, rendham, carlton colville, kirkley

BrendaFairhall — 2009-10-24 16:36:04Z

It has been ages since we talked. I haven't been doing much research and hit some brick walls. That would be great any additional information that you might have.

Mary WELTON Pettaugh 1768

ashburnham_1 — 2009-10-17 08:02:43Z

I am looking for the birth and parents of Mary Welton
born 1768 Pettaugh Suffolk, Died 1847.

emmigration

mike_aislabie — 2009-10-31 20:02:23Z

looking the ship which John Hodgson Sailed to New Zealand on abt 1876