James Mortimer

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I've been stuck on this person for a couple of years. So I'd thought I'd stop lurking and try posting

James Mortimer

Occupation: Journeyman hatter

Birth: between 1800 and 1804 in Plymouth

Death: March 1873 in Keynsham, Gloucestershire

Married: Mary Ann Loveless / Lovelace (her parents are John and Dinah)
31 Aug 1834 in Bitton, Gloucestershire

Children

Elizabeth 1838
Phillip 1839
James 1841
Mary Ann 1843

I cant find any information at all as to who his parents were.

I did wonder if had left an Elizabeth in Devon but I can find no link. I ordered the following but no indication of where that particular James had got to:

723/74 Removal order: Elizabeth Mortimer, wife of James Mortimer, Brixton to Plympton St. Mary 10 June 1832

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Have you looked at this one

JAMES MORTIMORE
Christening: 05 APR 1807 Ermington, Devon
Father: THOMAS MORTIMORE Mother: AGNESS
Batch C050891

Ermington is just south of Ivybridge and quite close to Plymouth.

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I've been stuck on this person for a couple of years. So I'd thought I'd stop lurking and try posting

James Mortimer

Occupation: Journeyman hatter

Birth: between 1800 and 1804 in Plymouth

Death: March 1873 in Keynsham, Gloucestershire

Married: Mary Ann Loveless / Lovelace (her parents are John and Dinah)
31 Aug 1834 in Bitton, Gloucestershire

Children

Elizabeth 1838
Phillip 1839
James 1841
Mary Ann 1843

I cant find any information at all as to who his parents were.

I did wonder if had left an Elizabeth in Devon but I can find no link. I ordered the following but no indication of where that particular James had got to:

723/74 Removal order: Elizabeth Mortimer, wife of James Mortimer, Brixton to Plympton St. Mary 10 June 1832

Other children on census...Edward 1845 Sarah Jane 1851

There is a member submitted baptism on IGI for a James Weeks Mortimer-Plymouth-parents William and Jane brn 16 Nov 1804

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Thanks Raffaele & valg.

Raffaele - unfortunately hes not mine as hes in Ermington in the 1861 census. While mine is in Bitton.

valg - I did discount James Weeks Mortimer a few years ago as I think I also found him on the 1861 census but I dont have Ancestry anymore so now I'm not 100% sure. Someone else has got stuck coming the other way so maybe I was wrong and it is James Weeks..

I also know my James was literate as he signed his marriage register.

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I've finally solved this one, James Mortimer was christened in August 1800 in St Andrews, Plymouth, father Philip mother Ann. Now I'm stuck on the parents..aaaaaarrrrggghhh!