Hole - Plymouth

[karen butler]

Hi
I am searching for any info regardsing Ann Hole,born about 1806 Plymouth Devon, I have no other info regarding her escept she married Joseph Richardson in 1827, St John the Evangelist London and they had 9 children Isabella, Ann, Richard, Emma, Joseph, Clara, Jane, Henry and Maryann. If anyone can help with these names i would be very greatful

Karen

[Jillychris]

If you don't get any help here you could try the Devon Family History Society Web-site they have a message board.

I hope this helps.

Regards
Jill

[karen butler]

Hi Jill
I have put a post on there but not much success yet, one reply was that she may not actually have been born in Devon it may have been put down as the nearest place, which will make her even more hard to track down

[Sue Mackay]

I presume you have her birth in Plymouth ca 1806 from the 1851 census at
HO107; Piece: 1566; Folio: 605; Page: 22?

In 1861 RG9; Piece: 337; Folio: 169; Page: 17 the family is still in Newington with Henry, Richard and Mary still at home and a six year old boarder called George TAIT. Joseph's place of birth is given as London St.Martin's and Ann's as Plymouth Do.Do. Is there a St. Martin's in Plymouth? Looks as if she was definitely born in Plymouth.

[karen butler]

Hi Sue

Yes i do have the census. I had a look at Devon and there is a St Martins there. I shall have to try the Devon Family History message boards again. The last question i put on there had disappeared and i never made a copy of the replies as i didnt realise this would happen.

Thanks
Karen

[Jillychris]

Hi Karen

Can you tell me where you think St Martins is in Plymouth? I come from Plymouth and do not know of it, there was a St Martins School on the Barbican so it might be in that area. Plymouth is usually broken down into St Andrews, Charles etc.

Regards
Jill

[karen butler]

Hi Jill

http://www.plymouthdata.info/CH-StMartin.htm

This is the link to St Martins, which i saw

Regards
Karen

[suedent]

As I read it Joseph comes from St Martins, London and Ann comes from Plymouth.

If Ann had come from that area of Plymouth it would have been referred to as Pennycross or Plymouth not St Martins

[suedent]

Here is the family in 1841

Joseph Richardson 33 Engineer Y
Ann Richardson 34 N
Isabella Richardson 13 Y
Ann Richardson 11 N
Emma Richardson 8 Y
Joseph Richardson 6 Y
Clara Richardson 4 Y
Jane Richardson 8 Mo Y
Conants Place, Back Church Lane, Whitechapel, Middlesex
HO107/716; Book: 11 ED 11 Folio: 34 Page: 27

[DOB7]

The St. Martins you found in Plymouth refers to a crypt that was dedicated in 1910, over 100 years after Ann's birth. You need to concentrate your search on Plymouth St Andrew, Plymouth Charles, or possibly Pennycross.
A John & Jane HOLE baptised 3 daughters at Plymouth Charles 1813-1815, so that could be a possibility. You'd have to have someone search the earlier PRs.

[karen butler]

Thanks sue, i dont know Plymouth so I am not sure where to look

[karen butler]

Thanks DOB7, I dont know plymouth at all, do you know how i can get the pr's checked?

[DOB7]

The Devon Record Office has a research service, for which they charge a nominal fee.

[karen butler]

thx, i will try that and see how i get on

Karen