Hi all,
I'm looking the parents of James Haggar, James and Martha
What I know - James Haggar born 1818 in Great Chesterford, Essex and died 1902 in Bombala, NSW
Arrived in Australia on the 'Anglo Saxon' on 25 Oct 1854 with family
He married Mary Cewel in Dec 1839 in Great Chesterford, Essex. She was born 1816 in Debden, Essex and died 1894 in Bombala
Her parents were William and Sarah. Can you find them as well?
Gail
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29-03-2012, 1:29 PM #1gaelwynGuest
James HAGGAR
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29-03-2012, 6:51 PM #2
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Just to help this along, a possibility from the census...
1841: Piece: 340 Book 3; Folio: 5 Page: 5 (crown copyright, care of the TNA)
High Street, Great Chesterford, Essex
HAGGER, James 60, ag lab
HAGGER, Martha 60
HAGGER, John 25
HAGGER, Thomas 15
All born in Essex except for James.
Note: Trancribed as HAGGEN on Ancestry.
1851: Piece: 1786 Folio: 251 Page: 38
Carmans Street, Great Chesterford
HAGGER, Martha, head, w, 69, surported by daughter, Gt Chesterford Essex
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29-03-2012, 7:04 PM #3
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Possible death for James in the Saffron Walden district (which covers Gt Chesterford)...
DEATH Mar 1848 Saffron Walden 12 194
HAGGER, James
Martha is more difficult as there are these two possibilities...
DEATH Sep 1855 Saffron Walden 4A 218
HAGGAR, Martha
DEATH Sep 1857 Saffron Walden 4A 236
HAGGER, Martha
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29-03-2012, 7:16 PM #4
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Further to the above, there are corresponding burial records for the two Martha HAGGERS on the pay/subscription site findmypast. I suspect the 1857 death may be the correct one, but I would recommend you check out the burial records. There is also a corresponding burial record for James HAGGER.
While there, you should check out the marriage of James HAGGER at Gt. Chesterford in 1806.
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29-03-2012, 7:41 PM #5Jan1954Guest
Just as a point of interest, for many generations, the HAGGER family farmed Overhill Farm, just outside Ashdon, which is 5 miles from "Bunkum", as Saffron Walden was known. My great grandfather, John Smith (!), worked for them.
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29-03-2012, 7:37 PM #6
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The closest I can find is this...
1841: Piece: 340 Book/Folio: 9 Page: 12
Rook End, Debden
COWELL, William 60, ag lab
COWELL, Sarah 60
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FRANCES, Hanah 25, wife of ag lab
FRANCES, George 6
FRANCES, Charles 5
FRANCES, Phillip 2
All born in Essex
You will also find a marriage and burial records for this pair on findmypast.
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30-03-2012, 11:49 AM #7gaelwynGuest
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30-03-2012, 3:42 PM #8Jan1954Guest
Okay... I admit it.... I have COWELLs in my tree from this neck of the woods - no connection that I can see to yours, yet.
However, with the flat Essex accent of days gone by and people writing what they heard, rather than there being any spelling conventions, you may need to look at COWL as well.
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08-11-2012, 3:59 PM #9peterhaggerGuest
James Hagger
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Yes James was baptised at Great Chesterford in 1819 to James & Martha. I believe he probably had 5 siblings from 1810 to 1824.
James and Martha Beckerby or Beckway married at Great Chesterfod in 1805 or 1806. I believe Mary James wife was Cowel.
In 1841 I think James nad Mary were living in Little Chesterfod with a six month old son William
Peter Hagger
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11-11-2012, 4:13 AM #10gaelwynGuest
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