There is a non-conformist christening ...
name: Mary Ridley
event type: Baptism
christening date: 08 Nov 1819
christening place: Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
father's name: Thomas Ridley
mother's name: Mary Ridley
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They had other children too.
Think I'll go and check out the christening.
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Thread: Hilder Family
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02-04-2011, 5:56 PM #21
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02-04-2011, 6:01 PM #22MutleyGuest
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02-04-2011, 6:06 PM #23CoromandelGuest
From Probate records in the court of the Archdeacon of Sudbury 1801-1858 (edited by Mary Rix et al.; published 2002, snippets visible on Google Books):
HILDER, Richard, farmer, Cockfield, 1827, R2/105/515, Wl/28l/69
[HILDER,] Richard, farmer, Cockfield, 1851, R2/1 13/70, Wl/305/19
I can't see the bit that explains the abbreviations, but am hoping that 'W' means will.
(Pre-1858 probate records for the Court of the Archdeaon of Sudbury are held at the Bury St Edmunds branch of the Suffolk Record Office.)Last edited by Coromandel; 02-04-2011 at 6:17 PM. Reason: To add bit about record office
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02-04-2011, 7:10 PM #24
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02-04-2011, 7:12 PM #25
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Provided that the marriage certificate of Edward Hilder to Mary Ridley confirms that her father's name is Thomas, then the non-conformist baptism record of Mary Ridley will also give you the name of her maternal grandparents. You can view the record on bmdregisters or thegenealogist.
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02-04-2011, 7:22 PM #26
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From this we have an estimated birth date of about 1742. From the NBI his burial was held on 8 Feb 1827 at Cockfield.
Can't be certain this is the correct christening for Richard Hilder Snr. It would require further investigation.
name: Richard Hilder
baptism/christening date: 12 Jan 1743
baptism/christening place: Norton, Suffolk, England
father's name: John Hilder
mother's name: Susan
Note: Norton is pretty near Bury St Edmunds.
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02-04-2011, 7:31 PM #27CoromandelGuestOriginally Posted by Coromandel
P.S. sorry, caperone, for this diversion in the middle of your family history. It's all Mutley's fault for calling me rude names I shall join back in the quest for the Hilders now...
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02-04-2011, 8:06 PM #28
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Caperone, from your other thread, you posted this...
I am looking for information about the parents, wife, and children of John Hilder DOB 1712 England. I can only find his wife listed as Mrs John Hilder (DOB @1716 England) whom he married @1737 in England. This missing link has me at a stand still. Can you help???
John Hilder
christening date: 21 Feb 1712
place: Norton, Suffolk, England
parents: John Hilder, Elizabeth
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And this marriage...
groom's name: John Hilder
bride's name: Susan Eastland
marriage date: 07 Oct 1737
marriage place: Norton, Suffolk, England
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I would still say that further work is required before deciding absolutely that John and Susan are the parents of Richard Hilder, born abt 1742. See post #26
Note to self: must go and research Hunca Munca from 'The Tale of Two Bad Mice'
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02-04-2011, 8:15 PM #29CoromandelGuest
This double wedding was announced in the Bury & Norwich Post, Weds 2 January 1839:
'Yesterday (Tuesday) at the Independent Chapel, Northgate-street, Mr. Thomas Ridley, jun., grocer, to Miss Cook, eldest daughter of Mr. Cook, hosier, of the Butter Market; also, at the same Chapel, Mr. Hilder jun., farmer, of Cockfield, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Ridley, sen., grocer, of Abbeygate-street.'
It looks like there is much more about the Ridleys in the online newspapers . . . I will report back a little later.
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02-04-2011, 8:18 PM #30CoromandelGuest
This explains why Thomas Ridley's wife is not present on the 1841 census:
Bury & Norwich Post, Weds 27th May 1835
(Death)
'On Thursday last, aged 39, Mary, the beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Ridley, grocer, of Abbeygate-street, in this town, leaving a husband and ten children to lament their irreparable loss.'
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