| 6. | Date: 3rd August 2010 17:58 Name: Jean Hales Email: Comment: I am trying to trace my great great grandfather William Clements born about 1822 in Buckinghamshire (1851 census). He married Mary Anne Biggs at St. Leonard's Shoreditch in 1843 and their first child my great grandfather John, was born in December 1844 in Waltham Abbey. According to their marriage certificate William's father was George Clements, a labourer, and not shown as deceased at that time. It would be a great help if I could find where in Buckinghamshire William was born. I would be grateful for any help. 7. |
Date: 4th July 2010 03:40 | Name: Nyla Potter Email: Comment: Looking for family of William Potter, baptized 2 June 1730, St. Leonard's Church, Chesham Bois, Buckinghamshire . Father was William Potter Mother was Elizabeth---?----. Wondering this William Potter is related to the Potter family in Newport-Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, Young William Potter was apprenticed to a cook in 1746 at the Mitre Tavern in London at age 16. Not sure if young William Potter was orphaned at this time or just from a poor family. Information about his family is unknown. At, age 22, . William Potter sailed from London on the Thames,Captain James Dobbins Februry/March 1752 to Annapolis, Maryland,arriving April 1752. William stayed around Annapolis, Balitmore, Fredericburg and Anne Arundel county. William Potter married age 36 in 1766 to Nancy Davis, Frederickburg, Maryland. They had at least one son, William Potter, born 1767 Frederickburg, Maryland. Willialm and Nancy Davis-Potter contracted the plague in 1780 Baltimore and died together that year. Their young son William Potter age 13yrs went on to distinquish himself in military service. Married Racheal Horner and had a large family moving to Virginia, then on to Ohio, then Indiana and settling in Iowa, were William Potter born 1767 died in 1853. Any assistance would be appreciated. 8. |
Date: 4th July 2010 02:24 | Name: Fran Cawdron Email: Comment: I am trying to research the Sear family in Edlesborugh I have got as far as Thomas Sear who is noted as a Peacock, which I do not know what it means in 1688 and died in 1758 in Simpson 9. |
Date: 16th June 2010 08:59 | Name: James West Scorer Email: Comment: Eldest son of eldest son of eldest son who walked away from the "family farm" of Clifton Reynes, Bucks. Have a son, also James West Scorer, as have we all been Christened since namesake ,(Gt Granddaddy)occupied the farm. My father was born in South Africa before the family emigrated to Australia as my grandmother was Australian. The family has been here ever since. I found this site while researching a Bible and Clifton Reynes Church (St Mary the Virgin) of which I understand the Scorer family has the letting, or did as recently as the 1980's. Gt Granddaddy is buried in St Mary's Churchyard beside his two wives. Hope this is of some interest to your Society, and, if I can be of further assistance, please make contact. Jim Scorer 10. |
Date: 16th June 2010 05:18 | Name: Kay Sandsrule Email: Comment: I have a problem. Found a Wedding Record 1826 at Drayton Parslow, Buckinghamshire. It reads, "Mary Keys m Thos. King Fairman" then in brackets it reads (later Thos. Spooner landlord of the Three Horse Shoes & Churchwarden). What does it mean. Did he change his name? I am puzzzled. Any help would be gratefully accepted. |
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