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Re: Searching for Wingfield family

lauriearthurs — 2013-05-21 22:52:33Z

I read an article recently about the Wingfields of Braham Hall, Brantham. Search Wingfield and Brantham in google and you may find something, Laurie.

Re: Landale,

doreenjbailey — 2013-05-20 07:34:52Z

I have found this on the 1911 census, not exact but a close match. Do you know when Charles was born and where?

Regards

Doreen

Re: STOWMARKET

Scottykira1 — 2013-05-14 08:41:24Z

I am looking for information on my ancestors from Stowmarket, as I am a South African, so hence data is not always easy to find.

I'm looking for information on the Gooding family, specifically Mary Ann Gooding (1825-1886) who married George Welham (also from Stowmarket)

Also looking for information on the Leathers family, specifically Ann Leathers (1766 - 06 Dec 1840) who married Thomas Tricker (also from Stowmarket).

If anyone can guide me as to how to get information on them it would be much appreciated

St Peter and St Mary's Church, Stowmarket

clifjade — 2013-05-13 06:29:05Z

I believe that these children are of my great grandparents Isaac Dunnett and Amanda Tweed who lived in Stowmarket, Suffolk.
If anyone has access to the Parish Records a look up would be appreciated.
- Clifjade

Deaths Sep 1888
Dunnett Charles 4 Stow, S 4a 332
Births Dec 1883
DUNNETT Charles Stow S 4a 696
DUNNETT William Alexander Stow S 4a 682
Deaths Jun 1886 (>99%)
Dunnett William Alexander 2 Stow, S. 4a 375
Births Sep 1885
Dunnett Sidney George Stow, S. 4a 679

Births Mar 1887
Dunnett Henry James Stow, S. 4a 718

SEEKING INFORMATION ON ONE ROBERT CHILVERS ... OR TWO

chilvers2507 — 2013-05-12 18:31:29Z

I am trying to find a connection between two men both named Robert Chilvers. I think they MAY be one and the same person.

The first Robert was born in Diss, Norfolk, 19 November 1725, son of another Robert and his wife Anne Brunning.

The second Robert married Sarah Hayward in Dallinghoo, Suffolk, in 1772 when he was described as “singleman”. Robert and Sarah had three children: Mary who died very shortly after her birth -- baptised in Melton, Suffolk, 6 November 1774, buried in Melton 9 November 1774; William baptised in Melton 1 October 1775; Elizabeth baptised in Melton 28 March 1778. Robert died himself not long after – buried in Melton 28 March 1780 – married for only eight years.

I find no records for the first Robert after his baptism in Diss.

I find no records for the second Robert prior to his marriage in 1772.

If they are the same person. Robert would have been 47 at the time of his first and only marriage, 55 when he died. He would also, incidentally, be my 4g-grandfather.

Does anyone have any information to say that these are, or are not, the same person? Or any further information about the wife and children? I would be grateful for any help.

Jonathan Chilvers,
Saltspring Island, British Columbia, Canada

Re: CUTTS family in Suffolk Co., England

RonaldGoose — 2013-05-10 20:56:31Z

Hello Peggy,
I have been researching the Cutts family of Suffolk on behalf of first cousins of mine whose maternal line goes back to the family of Charlotte Watson who married James Cutts (1847). All I have found is on my website at
www.goosefamily.org
On the home page choose the GOOSE tree and then recent amendments. The latest entries from the second to the ninth, by clicking on them takes you to that family page.
I went to Suffolk last month and visited several of the villages mentioned in the tree, including Ilketshall and Wissett. See the link to me on the home page of my website.
All Best Wishes, Ron Goose.

Re: Hickey & Gowing

ELLinSpain — 2013-05-10 15:12:07Z

JFI: all BMD's are £9.25 each all inclusive of worldwide postage

Re: Hickey & Gowing

janedenoven — 2013-05-10 14:56:17Z

Hi, thanks to you both for your replies. I will look into everything you have given me. I have'nt got a copy of their marriage so will have to order one to make sure I get the right families.

Jane.

Re: Hickey & Gowing

ELLinSpain — 2013-05-10 12:43:49Z

do you have a copy?

Name: Helena Agnes Gowing
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James Hickey
Date of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec 1906
Registration district: Mutford
Inferred County: Suffolk
Volume Number: 4a
Page Number: 2302

as, it should show where each of them were living at that time + both of their fathers names + their occupations - also bear in mind that people usually married in the area of the wife family - he is not necessarily from Suffolk

Name: Doris May Hickey
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1907
Registration district: Mutford
Inferred County: Suffolk
Volume: 4a
Page: 1146

Name: Violet Irene Hickey
Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1910
Registration district: Mutford
Inferred County: Suffolk
Volume: 4a
Page: 1091

Name: Helena A Hickey
Birth Date: abt 1888
Date of Registration: Apr-May-Jun 1918
Age at Death: 30
Registration district: Norwich
Inferred County: Norfolk
Volume: 4b
Page: 174

1901
Name: Ellen Gowing
Age: 13
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1888
Relation: Daughter
Father's Name: John Gowing
Mother's Name: Esther Gowing
Gender: Female
Where born: Lowestoft, Suffolk, England
Civil parish: Lowestoft
Ecclesiastical parish: Lowestoft St John the Evangelist
County/Island: Suffolk
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John Gowing 63
Esther Gowing 55
William Gowing 16

Re: Hickey & Gowing

susan2670 — 2013-05-09 23:12:29Z

Could this be Helena?

Birth
Ellin Agnes Gowing
Year 1887 Qtr Sep Dist: Mutford Vol 4a Pg 908

1911 census
Ellen Hickey Head 23 b Lowestoft, Suffolk...Married 4 years
Doris Hickey Dau 3 b Lowestoft
Violet Hickey Dau 1 b Lowestoft
24 Avondale Road, Lowestoft, Suffolk

Sue

Hickey & Gowing

janedenoven — 2013-05-09 17:31:15Z

Hi, looking for any information for James Hickey & Helena Agnes Gowing.
The only thing I've found for James is that he was a general labourer in 1913 in Norwich when his daughter Flora Victoria (my grandmother) was born.
He married Helena Agnes Gowing in 1906 in Mutford, Suffolk.
She was born in 1888 and died 1918 in Norwich.
Can't find anything on the census records.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Daniels, James, Hunter, Suffolk

daviddaniels5 — 2013-05-08 15:23:38Z

Thanks for response.I had all of the dates. Looking for living relatives who might have family photos of david, rosa and my grandfather samuel

Daniels, James, Hunter, Suffolk

ELLinSpain — 2013-05-06 15:18:22Z

just a few dates to help possible rellies connect with you

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=DA...;

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ROSA
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=DA...;

PROBATE
Name: David Victor Daniels
Probate Date: 23 Jan 1937
Death Date: 23 Sep 1936
Death Place: Suffolk, England
Registry: Norwich
LEFT £141 4s 5d TO ROSA - WIDOW
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Name: David V Daniels
Birth Date: abt 1909
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1936
Age at Death: 27
Registration district: Hartismere
Inferred County: Suffolk
Volume: 4a
Page: 932

Name: David Daniels
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1869
Registration district: Hoxne
Inferred County: Suffolk
Volume: 4a
Page: 527

1911
Name: David Daniels
Age in 1911: 41
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1870
Relation to Head: Head
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Fressingfield, Suffolk, England
Civil parish: Weybread
County/Island: Suffolk
Country: England
Street Address: Nr School, Weybread, Harleston, Suffolk
Marital Status: Married
Occupation: Gardener
Registration district: Hartismere
Registration District Number: 210
Sub-registration district: Stradbroke
ED, institution, or vessel: 7
Household schedule number: 104
Piece: 10733
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Name: Rosa Daniels
Age in 1911: 44
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1867
Relation to Head: Wife
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Weybread, Suffolk, England
Civil parish: Weybread
County/Island: Suffolk
Country: England
Street Address: Nr School, Weybread, Harleston, Suffolk
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 21
Estimated Marriage Year: 1890
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Name: James Daniels
Age in 1911: 15
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1896
Relation to Head: Son
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Weybread, Suffolk, England
Civil parish: Weybread
County/Island: Suffolk
Country: England
Street Address: Nr School, Weybread, Harleston, Suffolk
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Shop Assistant Grocer
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Name: Samuel Daniels
Age in 1911: 13
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1898
Relation to Head: Son
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Weybread, Suffolk, England
Civil parish: Weybread
County/Island: Suffolk
Country: England
Street Address: Nr School, Weybread, Harleston, Suffolk
Occupation: Help In Garden
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Name: Edith Daniels
Age in 1911: 11
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1900
Relation to Head: Daughter
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Weybread, Suffolk
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Name: Olive Daniels
Age in 1911: 6
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1905
Relation to Head: Daughter
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Weybread, Suffolk
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Name: David Daniels
Age in 1911: 2
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1909
Relation to Head: Son
Gender: Male
Birth Place: Weybread, Suffolk

Name: Olive Rose Daniels
Date of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec 1904
Registration district: Hoxne
Inferred County: Suffolk
Volume: 4a
Page: 975

Name: Olive R Daniels
Spouse Surname: Hunter
Date of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec 1925
Registration district: Hartismere
Inferred County: Suffolk
Volume Number: 4a
Page Number: 2265

Name: Olive Rose Hunter
Birth Date: 30 Aug 1904
Date of Registration: Aug 1992
Age at Death: 88
Registration district: Great Yarmouth
Inferred County: Norfolk
Volume: 10
Page: 1102

Name: Samuel Robert Daniels
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1897
Registration district: Hoxne
Inferred County: Suffolk
Volume: 4a
Page: 867

David Victor Daniels

daviddaniels5 — 2013-05-05 14:10:48Z

Looking for relatives of David Victor Daniels( my great grandfather)born Weybread 1869 or his wife Rosa James born 1866

Re: Genealogy

shadow6062 — 2013-05-05 07:03:43Z

I know this is a fairly old post but I am new to all this. My grandmother was Florence Jane Bantick born around 1895 she married Sidney Francis Green about 1914. Is she one of yours??

Would love to hear from you

Re: James NEAL = Elzabeth CHIFNEY 1745

TeamOwen — 2013-05-04 23:47:36Z

Are you trying to find relatives or more info on this couple?

Re: STOWMARKET

colingooch — 2013-05-01 18:36:34Z

I may have a bit to add. SFHS burial index gives the burial of a Mary Stannard as 15 Dec 1819, age 79, Stowmarket. This would make her birth abt1740.

I have a Mary Tydeman bapt 28 June 1740 in Combs, the dtr of Martin & Elizabeth.

What do you think ?

Re: Bare family of Kirton

janice1661 — 2013-04-30 23:56:32Z

There were a lot of bricklayers in Swanscombe and a big cement works.I had found a mention of a will for Thomas Frederick Bare by googling online. He died in a different part of Kent though I don't know the date now, and named his daughter, Winifred Heath within it. I think it had been posted by someone doing Bare research. My grandfather met Katherine/Catherine his first cousin in Canada, she was going by the name Kathleen Wallace and had married a George Wallace, they had no children. Mary, her sister, remained a Heath and lived in London in the 1960's. Thomas's family lived in East End London in 1911, Thomas, his wife Ann, the two adult daughters, Heath gddaughters.They left Swanscombe when the Heath grandchildren were small because Winifred Heath nee Bare was fed up, having lost the case against the cement works. There were a few more I believe in Swanscombe.

Re: Bare family of Kirton

janice1661 — 2013-04-30 23:40:52Z

I have James Bare born 1829 Kirton and Margaret 1831 Frinley, Suffolk married, sorry I don't know the reference, their son was Thomas Frederick Bare born Sept 1861 in Swanscombe. He married Ellen Mary mitchell in 1883 in Gravesend, she died 1888, and he remarried to Ann Helliott June 1890 Gravesend (which is three miles from Swanscombe). I am sorry I did not make note of his occupation. Thomas was the father of Winifred Margaret Bare in 1884 and she married Percival Edward Heath in London.He also had Mary in 1892. Percy was born in Swanscombe, and had two daughters Catherine and Mary before he died in 1907 after an accident. So Perhaps a branch of that Kirton family.

Re: Bare family of Kirton

suebarron1952 — 2013-04-30 13:37:31Z

My family Bare moved from Colchester, Ipswich and London to Swanscombe so may be related
Sue Barron (nee BARE)

Re: Bare family of Kirton

suebarron1952 — 2013-04-30 13:34:10Z

Hi there,

Just going thru the genealogy sites again and found this information. Have been looking for Robert Bare, possibly born around 1775 maybe from Kirton, a bricklayer by trade married in Colchester. Hoping this might be where his family came from.

Susan Barron (nee Bare)

Re: Martha HART died 1845 Hartismere

glemsue — 2013-04-30 06:22:08Z

There are two on the Suffolk Burial Index.

Martha Hart of Wortham buried in Wortham on 13th March, 1845 aged 75yrs, died of old age.

Martha Hart infant of Beccles buried 24th March,1845 in the Shipmeadow Union House.

Martha HART died 1845 Hartismere

MareeGordon20 — 2013-04-30 02:16:31Z

Martha HART died 1845 Hartismere .....

Was she the wife of Henry HART please ..... ??

Mother of
George Hart 1836 - Edward Hart 1840 / 41 and Hannah Maria Hart B 1842 ...??

Thank you for reading this query

SKYPE matamata-maree

Re: STOWMARKET

Sheila972 — 2013-04-28 13:35:43Z

Thanks for your reply. I have not yet researched Mary Tydeman but if I find anything I will contact you.

Re: STOWMARKET

colingooch — 2013-04-27 13:37:22Z

I also have this marriage as Stowmarket. It is quite a while since I did my work but I was using original/microfilm copies of PR's, so hopefully this is right.

I have not been able to place this Mary Tydeman in my family tree as there are many possible Mary Tydemans, but if you have a record of here death/age it might help identify her.

And I can't help adding another Stannard/Tydeman reference - fom The Times, 1857
Christopher Stannard was sentenced to 12 mths for the manslaughter of Sarah Tydeman of Kings Cross

Re: Frederick William Hayward, b. Ipswich 1850's-1860's

jenny_ellisnewman — 2013-04-26 00:59:04Z

My Hayward family lived in Curriers Lane, Ipswich and were having children up until that time; they were James Hayward and Harriet Church. Their sons could have been having children in the 1860s. While I have recorded other children for them I don't have any children named Frederick but that doesn't mean there wasn't one. Coincidentally, James Hayward's mother was a Sarah WARREN of Lexden, Essex. James moved from Lexden with 3 children after his first wife died and married Harriet Church in Ipswich in 1834. The family remained in Ipswich after that.

Re: AMBROSE FIELD SHEPPARD

gypsy1610 — 2013-04-24 21:33:46Z

Hello, my name is Dawn Sheppard. Ambrose Field Sheppard born in Cork Ireland in 1848 is my Great Grand Father, he dies on 29th march 1929 at The Black Mill in Yaxley, Peterborough. His son Samuel Ellis Sheppard is my dads father. Ambrose had 8 more children after Francis they are as follows:
Archibald Sheppard 1885
Reginald Sheppard 1887
Pheobe Ribbons 1899
Anna Ribbons 1900
Samuel Ellis Ribbons 1903
Agnes Ribbons 1908
Gertrude Ribbons 1909
Constance Ribbons 1911

Ambrose had the last 6 children with a lady called Elizabeth Ribbons hence the change in last name but for some unknown reason my grandad and the rest of the 'Ribbons' children all ended up using their fathers name once they were older, hence me being a Sheppard!!
I'd really like to hear from you and just wondered your reason for wanting to know about Ambrose.
Look forward to hearing from you and I hope this helps ,
Dawn

Re: Plewen - Long Melford

@@Viv@vchandler.freeserve.co.uk — 2013-04-19 15:14:13Z

Hi there, Lyn - Thank you so much for that extra information. As usual with family history, one problem gets solved but then more raise their heads. But we wouldn't want it too easy, would we! At least I now have an idea of what to look for.
Regards Vivien

James NEAL = Elzabeth CHIFNEY 1745

GordonM47 — 2013-04-18 22:17:14Z

Does anyone recognise this couple please ..... ??

James NEAL / E - B 1720 - SUFFOLK / Cambridgeshire

married
Elizabeth CHIFNEY 29 September 1745 in Chippenham, Cambridgeshire UK

Their son - James Neal born 1746 - SUFFOLK / Cambridgeshire

They are my 5th gt grandparents

SKYPE matamata-maree

Re: Plewen - Long Melford

annys1 — 2013-04-18 11:05:26Z

Hi, just to add that Sarah's birth is the only reference to Henry and Sarah Plumb/Plume in the Melford records, although there are other Plumes there; no Henrys bap at the right period. A Henry Plume wid marries an Alice in April 1783 and they have a son baptised in Jan 1784, so it is possible that Sarah was a late baptism of a child she had born illegitimately, and the wife name Sarah is an error, also there's a Daniel and Sarah who have a son baptised in 1780 ... it's always very tempting to think things could be clerical errors but it's possible they were just passing through. Lyn B

Re: james Hazell (Hazel)??????? suffolk

annys1 — 2013-04-18 10:51:47Z

Hi, just to add that certainly in Long Melford, which I work on, you can find Hazell as Hazel, Hassell, Hasell, Hassel, Haxell, Hazle and more, all from linked families. So look wide ... in the 17th and 18th centuries Haxell was the most common version in Melford, don't know if that's true elsewhere.
Lyn B

Re: Plewen - Long Melford

@@Viv@vchandler.freeserve.co.uk — 2013-04-17 13:24:32Z

Thank you so much, I just hadn't thought of that variation for some reason. Something to work on now.
Vivien

Re: Plewen - Long Melford

lulupat — 2013-04-17 06:15:46Z

Maybe??

Name: Sarah Plume
Gender: Female
Christening Date: 29 Jun 1783
Christening Place: Melford, Suffolk, England
Father's Name: Henry Plume
Mother's Name: Sarah Plume
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C01371-6
System Origin: England-EASy
GS Film number: 989615
Reference ID:

Re: depot of Valenciennes

bauduhin — 2013-04-16 00:37:00Z

Hi

My name is Patrice Bauduhin and I have an ancestor named John Bewsey, that was a prisoner in the depot of Valenciennes between 1811 and 1815. I am trying to find more information.

I contacted "Les Archives du Nord" but they do not keep les lists of british prisonners between 1810 et 1815. They told me to contact the Archives municipales de Valenciennes, boîte postale 282 - 59306 VALENCIENNES, email : gbroekaert@ville-valenciennes.fr.
Florence MACKOWIAK
Archives municipales de Valenciennes
fmackowiak@ville-valenciennes.fr

Additonnally I got the following information:

Title
Navy Board and predecessors: Prisoner of War Department and predecessors: Registers of Prisoners of War
Scope and content
These volumes are for the most part registers of the prisoners in the various depots and prison ships taken during the wars with France between 1793 and 1815. They cover prisoners of war of all services in British hands, British prisoners in enemy hands, and the exchange of the two. They usually give detailed descriptions, with the places of birth, and show the ultimate disposal of the prisoners. The records were created by the Prisoners of War Departments of the Sick and Hurt Board (to 1796) of the Transport Board (1796-1817) and of the Navy Board, Transport Branch (from 1817).
Covering dates 1755-1831
Arrangement
The registers are in various sequences. The first contains registers of depots and prison ships in an alphabetical sequence of locations and ships' names (ADM 103/1-464). Home and overseas depots, and British and enemy prisons, are all within this sequence.
A further sequence of register volumes is arranged alphabetically by nationality, from American prisoners (ADM 103/465) to Spanish (ADM 103/505) and Various (ADM 103/506-510). Registers of parole prisoners (ADM 103/549-616) and registers of prisoners' deaths (ADM 103/617-638) are all listed in alphabetical order of location, as are the certificates with which the series ends (ADM 103/639-648).
Held by
The National Archives, Kew.

If you find anything on the depot and prisonners, please send me a copy.

Thanks
patrice
bauduhin@gmail.com

Re: researching the Reynolds/Spaull family mostly in the Eastern Counties

rain_mcrae — 2013-04-15 23:21:42Z

Hi Im researching Philip John Reynolds and his son Stephen William Reynolds. Brother of Charles and Francis Reynolds.
Francis married William Spaull.
would like info on Philip's parents if you know anything.

Thanks
Lorraine

Re: Gooderham/Holden

holdenfa — 2013-04-15 22:40:03Z

Hi it might be easier to contact me on my email address holdenfa@paradise.net.nz

I look forward to hearing from you

Penny

Plewen - Long Melford

@@Viv@vchandler.freeserve.co.uk — 2013-04-15 16:05:27Z

According to her census entries my 3x great grandmother, Sarah, was born in Long Melford, Suffolk ca 1785. She married Edward Curtis on 4 November 1809 at Writtle in Essex and her maiden name appears to be PLEWEN. However, I'm not sure that this is actually a surname so I wonder if anyone with knowledge of Long Melford has any suggestion as to what her surname may have been. She signed the register with a cross so the vicar may have had to guess at the spelling from her dialect.
Many thanks Vivien

Re: Gooderham/Holden

ChrisLang61 — 2013-04-15 15:37:47Z

Like to exchange information. Mary's brother John was my GG Grandfather

Chris

Re: Goodram-Gooderham-Goodrum

rodneygooderham — 2013-04-14 18:12:29Z

Hi Dan,
my Gooderham are from Fritton ,Suffolk.My GG Grandad came up to Grimsby where he settled down,married,had kids and died.

Cheers

Rod

Re: Goodram-Gooderham-Goodrum

rodneygooderham — 2013-04-14 18:10:09Z

Hi NFR,
my Gooderhams are from in and around Fritton in Suffolk.My gggrandparents where John and Louisa Gooderham.
My gg grandfather Benjamin Gooderham born 1858 came up to Grimsby where he worked and died.

Hope this helps.

Regards

Rod

Middleton and Deacon connections to Lothingland

webclam94 — 2013-04-12 12:31:19Z

Looking for a connection to 2 people, Valerie Middleton and Brian Deacon who apparently were married in Lothingland in 1967
Like to know if there are any extant family in the area with any information to offer, as there is little to be had in public records.

Re: Goodram-Gooderham-Goodrum

venluc65 — 2013-04-12 00:30:13Z

My Gooderhams are of Palgrave and then Redgrave, Charlesb. 1777 Palgrave and Martha Bullock Gooderham, son Robert Gooderham born Redgrave about 1814.
Family before these dates may have been from Eye.

Re: Frederick William Hayward, b. Ipswich 1850's-1860's

judypengilly57 — 2013-04-10 19:57:20Z

I have a William Hayward born in 1852 in Tidworth nr Andover who was my Great Grand Uncle.

Re: STOWMARKET

pwyant_1 — 2013-04-10 01:21:53Z

Hello,

interesting problem. I can't assist you with William STANNARD's parents, but I have his mar. to Mary TYDEMAN taking place on 18 Oct/1763 (not 1764) in Stowupland, just to the NE of Stowmarket. I'd be interested in any other information you might have on Mary, though.

You can contact me off-line at mailto:wyants@sasktel.net

Thanks!

Peter Wyant
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Re: STOWMARKET

Sheila972 — 2013-04-08 16:09:41Z

I wonder if you can help me. I have researched William Stannard who married Mary Tydeman on 18.10.1764 in Stowmarket. He was buried on 21.10.1797 also in Stowmarket. I can not find a verifiable date of his birth. Contributors to Ancestry have thrown up John Stannard and Ann Bugg as possible parents, but there are no records posted to support this. Logic suggests that he might have been born in Stowmarket, but I appreciate that that might not be the case.
Thanks

Re: Deeks

emma_haironthemove — 2013-04-08 13:08:43Z

Hi I am also looking for Thomas Deek's Parents . He would be my 4x great grandad . Just wondered if you had found anything ? Thanks , Emma x

Re: Goodram-Gooderham-Goodrum

venluc65 — 2013-04-07 18:23:14Z

my Gooderhams were in Redgrave Charles and Martha Gooderham and children Robert b. about 1817 and Elizabeth.

Charles Gooderham married Martha Bullock.

Charles’ parents were Thomas Gooderham (b. abt 1748, Palgrave, Suffolk) and Elizabeth Calver (b. abt 1748).

Thomas’ parents were Henry Gooderham (b. abt 1704, Palgrave, Suffolk) and Sarah Moore (b. abt 1704, Suffolk).

Henry’s parents were Thomas Gooderham (b. abt 1683, probably in Eye, Suffolk) and Ann Gooderham.

Thomas’s parents were Thomas Goodram (b. abt 1664, probably in Suffolk) and Mary (b. abt 1664, probably in Suffolk).

Re: Gooderham/Holden

venluc65 — 2013-04-05 13:13:07Z

Mary Holden was my g g grandmother.

Re: Great Grandmother - Elizabeth Walker (maiden name) married name Last

Merice46 — 2013-04-04 19:55:05Z

Hi,
Might be??

1871 census for Wickham Market Suffolk

Piece 1763 Fol107 Page 11

William Walker 44 ag lab. born Wickham Market
Emma 40 Hacheston? Suffolk
Sarah A 22 born Wickham Market
Eliza 14 born Wickham Market
Jane 12 born Wickham Market
Emily 7 born Wickham Market

2nd marriage of James Last and Clara Josephine Shimmon

Samford 4a 1065 Sep.Qtr 1887

Regards

Sandra

Re: Great Grandmother - Elizabeth Walker (maiden name) married name Last

carobradford — 2013-04-04 19:15:55Z

Any chance father William had an interesting occupation? Who were the witnesses at the marriage?