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|    Chris Dickinson to Chris Dickinson    |
|    Re: Mounsey    |
|    05 Aug 18 09:15:45    |
      From: chris@dickinson.uk.net              On Sunday, 5 August 2018 15:10:28 UTC+1, Chris Dickinson wrote:       > On Sunday, 24 March 2002 04:22:58 UTC, AlexMnsy wrote:       > > Trying to find parents off Fletcher Mounsey b: 1838 England arrived inAust       on       > > the vessel SS Great Britian in 1965 and what part of England they came from       > > regards Alex       >        >        > Fletcher Mounsey was baptised 11-02[February]-1838, son of John & Sarah.       Residence at Fellside in Mosser in Cumberland.       >        > John and Sarah had at least 10 children between 1818 and 1838, though the       residence for the first two (John & Isaac) is given as High Mosser in Mosser.       I don't know whether Fellside is in High Mosser.       >        > Their son, Lancelot, was baptised 05-12-1830.       >        > All information from Nev. Ramsden's 'BMD Index'. He always suggest that you       check his data against the actual registers.              Info below just from Family Search              It would seem likely that Sarah was Sarah Hodgson. Sarah is aged 66 in the       1861 Census, with her birthplace given as Ennerdale. John Mounsey married a       Sarah Hodgson in Ennerdale 02-02-1818 with the first child baptised       10-10-1818. A Sarah Hodgson was        baptised 14-08-1795 in Ennerdale - parents Isaac              Sarah's parents are named as Isaac & Mary Hodgson. There was a marriage in       Ennerdale 10-06-1775 between Isaac Hodgson and Mary Wilson.              John Mounsey was described as born in Distington in the 1851 Census, and       Gilgarran in the 1861. That's not a problem. However, no baptism that I can       see there. But there is a John Mounset baptised in the nearest port,       Whitehaven, with only a mother Mary        named 13-07-1794. This is perfectly consistent with, for instance, an       illegitimate birth.              Chris              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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