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Martha Trotman
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keith | Report | 16 Aug 2015 15:00 |
Londonbelle, Everything you have found is absolutely correct. I can tell you everything in that family, which included my greatgrandfather William Trotman b.1838 age 3 is a mess, but I was able to sort it out. My father came from a family of twelve plus his parents, so my grandfather was born in 1872. After the death of Martha in 1825 Henry her husband when to live with his granddaughter Mary Lewis Trotman age in fact 24 and as you say Mary Knight is the older Mary in that census age 45. |
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keith | Report | 16 Aug 2015 14:41 |
Londonbelle, |
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keith | Report | 16 Aug 2015 14:22 |
Yes Martha and Henry did marry in 1822, but had all their children before that date consequently they retained their mothers maiden name and did not change it to Lewis after they married. I check their marriage record but as both her parents if they are Nicholas and Elizabeth were dead in 1822 there in nothing on the record to give me a clue. You will note that Henry's son William b.1792-1831 was sentenced to death for robbery, but was reprieved at the last minute to be transported but died in one of the hulks moored off the Essex coast. Thank you again. Keith |
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LondonBelle | Report | 16 Aug 2015 12:50 |
This looks to be Henry Lewis' Burial which fits in with the Bap |
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LondonBelle | Report | 16 Aug 2015 12:41 |
If, as the 1841 census states, Henry Lewis was born in the County this could be his Baptism |
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LondonBelle | Report | 16 Aug 2015 12:35 |
Interestingly, I have found this 1841 census entry |
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malyon | Report | 16 Aug 2015 11:53 |
i cant find any of the above births for martha and henry's children is that the right dates |
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keith | Report | 16 Aug 2015 10:15 |
Sorry forgot to included Martha and Henry's children. Mary Trotman b 1788-1867 married James Parker, William Trotman b,1792-1831married Mary Knight b.1792-1853, and lastly Anne Trotman b.1798-1877 married John Lovell b.1777 |
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keith | Report | 16 Aug 2015 10:08 |
Good morning Malyon & Londonbelle, sorry had to go to bed last night, have looked at your last notes, the first one Martha Pearce is a possible the marriage date is five years before the marriage of Martha and Henry Lewis, so Simon Trotman could have left her or died in that time so I need to look into that. Secondly Londonbelle I know Henry Lewis came from Devon or Cornwall. With the documents I have on Martha & Henry I am happy, but I do not know who her parents were I am told they are Nicholas Trotman b.1734 & Elizabeth Allen, who had two Martha's were, and even though I have a baptism record for a Martha b.1764 and her parents shown as Nicholas b.1734 & Elizabeth b.1747 I cannot prove that this the Martha that married Henry Lewis. I am going to Berkeley records office next week on a busman's holiday to see if I can solve this problem. |
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LondonBelle | Report | 16 Aug 2015 07:32 |
So presumably you are looking at ancestors for Henry Lewis and his children? |
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malyon | Report | 15 Aug 2015 20:30 |
could she have been born pearce and married a trotman |
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keith | Report | 15 Aug 2015 20:30 |
Beverley yes you are correct, but she did marry in 1922 and died three years later, this part of my tree is so complicated I have enough records to paper my lounge so to speak but I still cannot get to the bottom of it, so many thanks. |
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malyon | Report | 15 Aug 2015 20:15 |
could this be the martha married in 1822 |
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BeverleyW | Report | 15 Aug 2015 20:08 |
If it's correct that Elizabeth Trotman née Allen died in 1808, she wouldn't be witnessing a marriage in 1816. |
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keith | Report | 15 Aug 2015 20:08 |
I have read the letter I was telling you about some while ago, and I read that the Martha you mentioned who was born in 1764 and died 1776 was an error in the entry and should have been a Mary Trotman, how that happened I have no idea, however the Martha you have come up with is the one I have in my tree and have all the records to go with what you have found, but I do think you have mentioned something that I had not thought of, for a start her birth of 1762 I know that might be +- but next you say that she may have been married before and nobody in my circles has thought of that. I can tell you my family has been a nightmare trying to sort them but this is the last link that I must find. Many thanks for your assistance. Keith |
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malyon | Report | 15 Aug 2015 20:05 |
another child |
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malyon | Report | 15 Aug 2015 20:04 |
that must be martha's parents that are witness to her marriage 1816 |
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LondonBelle | Report | 15 Aug 2015 19:37 |
It looks like you are looking at this lady |
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keith | Report | 15 Aug 2015 19:22 |
Many thanks for you interest, I got all this info from a lady who used to work at Gloster records Office and for some years never gave it much thought until I noticed that the first Martha born to Nicholas and Elizabeth died when she was 12. so I have to try and find another Martha from the Berkeley area or near bye. Someone has just sent me a letter I will see what it says and get back to you if I find it useful. Thankyou for your help. |
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LondonBelle | Report | 15 Aug 2015 19:11 |
How did you get to the Marriage of your Martha Trotman to Henry Lewis in 1822? |
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