Jones/Robertson

[shelldeleo]

Thomas1 Jones was born in Chorley, Lancashire, and died 1832 in Barrs Lane, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire. He married Mary Robertson 14 Dec 1796 in Whittlesey St. Marys. She was born Abt. 1771 in Cambridgeshire, and died 1843 in Churchgate.

More About Thomas Jones and Mary Robertson: Marriage: 14 Dec 1796, Whittlesey St. Marys

Child of Thomas Jones and Mary Robertson is: 2. i. Henry2 Jones, b. 1806, Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire.

hi any info given will be greatly appreciated thanks Michele

[christanel]

Hi Michelle
I don't know if you wanted census or not but this only took a minute to find
1841 Ref HO 107/82/1
Parishes of Whittlesey, St Andrews and St Mary
Address Church Street
William Jones 25 ag lab
Sarah Jones 20
Mary Jones 70 Ind (independant means?)
Richard Jones 30 ag lab
Lucy Jones 10

All of them born in the County.
Christina

[shelldeleo]

hi christina
thank you u very much for the census info
i previously didnt have that info before
thanks Michele

[christanel]

Do you want any later census records Michelle? If so I will try a look up for you
Christina

[shelldeleo]

hi that would excellent if u could any info would be appreciated thanks Michele

[christanel]

Hi Michelle
I thought I would try looking for Henry but without much to go on.
In 1851 Ref Ho107/1765 Folio 576 page 10 I found the following. Whether they are your Henry Jones and family I don't know.

Henry age 44 born Whittlesey occupation I can't make put. It is ? and ? The first part is possibly 'stone' Very faint and lines through it.
Rebecca Jones 36 born Isle of Ely Upwell.
Henry 17 born Huntingdonshire Sawtry
John 13 born same, George 8 born same, James 6 born Wimblington Cambridgeshire, Robert 3 born same, Ezekiel 1 born same, James 6 born same
Robert 3 born same, Ezekiel 1 born same, Elizabeth 10 (that is 10 not 10 months)
William Grimwood 71 widower lodger born Sawtry.

The Isle of Ely, Upwell, Sawtry, Huntingdonshire, are all given as being in the civil parish of Wimblington and the Ecclesiastical parish of Ely and all in Cambridgeshire.
I can't find any of them in 1841. In Pallots marriage index I did find a marriage of Henry Jones to Ann Edwards in the parish of St Andrews 1837.
William, Sarah, Richard and Lucy have also done a disappearing act. Lucy appears to be Richard's daughter because of the ages of the others.
There is a death for a Sarah on FreeBMD Sept 1/4 1846 vol 14 page 117 but no deaths, marriages for any of them that I can tell.
Does any of the above mean anything or are we just clutching at straws?
regards Christina

[shelldeleo]

Henry2 Jones (Thomas1) was born 1806 in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire. He married Ann Rowell 01 May 1826 in Wisbech St. Marys, Cambridgeshire. She was born 1806 in Connington, Huntingdonshire, and died 1847 in Wimblington, Cambridgeshire.

More About Henry Jones and Ann Rowell:
Marriage: 01 May 1826, Wisbech St. Marys, Cambridgeshire

thanks for looking for me
this is the family of my interest thanks Michele

Child of Henry Jones and Ann Rowell is:
3. i. Rachel3 Jones, b. 1826, Connington, Huntingdonshire.

[christanel]

Well look what I got when I fed in Ann Jones (no results using Henry and Rachel)1841 Census Sawtry All Saints Hunts. HO10777/45/16 Folio 14 page 3
Henry Jones 30 farmer not born in County
Ann Jones 35 born in County
Henry S Jones jnr 8 yes
William 13 ys
Thomas 10 yes
Sarah 5 yes
John 3 yes
Machal (Michael) 15 yes
No sign of Rachel but she could be a servant somewhere. Only an occupation given for Henry. Do this lot look promising?
Christina

[ChristineR]

Have you seen the birth and burial indexes created by the Cambridgeshire FHS? very useful.
Also census entries.

ChristineR

[shelldeleo]

hi i think this one looks very promising thanks

i will check out that site later today :)
thanks again for all your help
Michele

[shelldeleo]

hi henry jones baptism is there on the index

and the on burial
thomas jones
1832
age 78
abode.....Barrs Lane
Parish
Whittlesey St Andrews

hmmm how do i find more info on this ???

[ChristineR]

You could try asking for a lookup, perhaps someone on the forum owns the microfiche for that parish. There would not normally be any more information than that on a burial record - but it has been earmarked as having more information - perhaps a cause of death.

The Mormons have filmed the Bishops Transcripts for St Andrews - you could view it at your LDS family history centre.

ChristineR
Australia

[shelldeleo]

hi christine thanks for the post
i put a enquiry on the board
thanks Michele