Looking for Thomas Coxhead & Charlotte Bean m. 1817 St. Giles, Camberwell, Surrey. Son Thomas William Coxhead b. 7/3/1818 at Dulwich College. Any help would be fantastic.
Regards,
Gary,
Australia.
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08-12-2012, 11:01 AM #1Gary.Guest
Coxhead
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08-12-2012, 11:47 AM #2terrysfamilyGuest
familysearch has slightly differing dates to the ones you have.
Groom: Thomas Coxhead
Bride: Charlott Bean
Marriage: 07 Mar 1818, Saint Giles, Camberwell, Surrey
indexing project (batch) number: M00626-2, source film number: 254571, 254572, 254574, 254575, 254576
Thomas William Coxhead
baptism/christening date: 02 Apr 1819, Dulwich College, Dulwich, London
birth date: 04 Feb 1819
Father: Thomas Coxhead, Mother: Charlotte
indexing project (batch) number:P00627-1, source film number:254569
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08-12-2012, 12:26 PM #3
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Thomas Coxhead & Charlotte Bean m. 1817 St. Giles, Camberwell
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08-12-2012, 8:09 PM #4CoromandelGuest
Hello Gary
On Genforum you (at least I think it is you!) say that:
Thomas William Coxhead was transported to Australia under the name Williams.
Thomas Jnr's Death Cert shows his father's name as Jesse & he was a Cobmill Maker in London.
Sorry for all the questions!
https://
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08-12-2012, 10:09 PM #5
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I have this data in my records
1818 Thomas Coxhead married Charlotte Bean, Camberwell St Giles, Surrey 7-3-1818
1819 Thomas William Coxhead b s/o Thomas Coxhead & Charlotte, Dulwich College, Dulwich, chris 2-4-1819,
Convict age 16, arrived NSW Australia 15-9-1834 per Roslyn Castle, (3)
Married as Thomas Williams 10-8-1846 to Mary Field Fraser of Shoalhaven, died 1874.
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09-12-2012, 9:10 PM #6CoromandelGuest
I see that a Thomas Coxhead aged 15 was tried at the Old Bailey in 1833 and sentenced to seven years' transportation. A Thomas Coxhead is on the Roslyn/Roslin Castle (3).
What I still don't follow is how you know that he is the same person as the Thomas Williams in Shoalhaven. Is there a document somewhere which shows that he changed his name?
Also, how do you know that Thomas Coxhead the convict is the same as the Thomas William Coxhead christened in Dulwich in 1819?
I'm not doubting your word, just trying to understand how the connections were made.
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17-04-2013, 12:25 AM #7Gary.Guest
Hi everyone.
My sincere apologies for not replying sooner & much thanks to those that replied re Thomas. The Death Cert for Thomas shows that his father was Jessie & mother unknown. It also shows he was a Cobbmill Maker. The BC for the Thomas born at Dulwich College shows Thomas Snr worked on the London Docks. They had 2 Thomas Coxhead who workeds who worked there but one was much later. His DC shows he was born in Surrey. Another shows his father as Thomas & mother Charlotte Bean. These were had written entries & presumably entered on info from his children. He was transported on the Roslin Castle under the name of Thomas Coxhead. It took me ages to trace him & it was only after a phone call to the Illawarra FHS that I found that their records showed that he used the name Thomas Williams. There was no legal change of name. I have info supplied by another descendant of him which cannot be attached. If any one was interested in chasing this further a normal email to Grec AT bigpond DOT com will then allow me to attach the info.
Again thanks & apologies.
Cheers,
Gary.Last edited by Procat; 17-04-2013 at 7:45 AM. Reason: Email edited against spammers.
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