Post by Cornish Terrier on May 21, 2009 15:06:30 GMT -5
To save hunting back for the origins of this subject a new and short thread with a solution to an old problem! ;D
A number of you will recall the dilemma quite some time back of four children being baptised at St Ives to James and Jane QUICK.
None of us could find a possible marriage.
Cornishmaid, in particular, and I think Londoner were involved in that hunt and I believe getting as frustrated as Lannanta and I.
I think we all searched the whole of England with no positive results.
Well the mystery is NOW SOLVED! thanks to a chance request to Newlyn who came back with what has proved to be the answer.
I have checked information against both IGI and Phillimore and I can tell you that BOTH ARE WRONG!
The marriage shown is:-
Thomas Quick, of St Ives, married Jane Michel 12th May 1789 at Zennor
From Newlyn and also from a check of the CFHS Marriage Index I can tell you now that this marriage was in fact:-
JAMES Quick, of St Ives married Jane Michel
So that old dilemma can be finally put to rest.
In a post a few days ago I covered the identity of the James Quick who had married Susannah Lee at Maker.
He was originally assigned as bp. 1760 son of James and Mary Quick by researchers many years ago.
It is now possible that it was actually the man who married Jane Michel who was baptised in 1760 although there is still one more James Quick to find a home.
Will be working further on this over the next week or so and will post updates as I find them.
Hope this is clear enough to understand and thanks to those who put in the effort to try and find the answer.
CT
A number of you will recall the dilemma quite some time back of four children being baptised at St Ives to James and Jane QUICK.
None of us could find a possible marriage.
Cornishmaid, in particular, and I think Londoner were involved in that hunt and I believe getting as frustrated as Lannanta and I.
I think we all searched the whole of England with no positive results.
Well the mystery is NOW SOLVED! thanks to a chance request to Newlyn who came back with what has proved to be the answer.
I have checked information against both IGI and Phillimore and I can tell you that BOTH ARE WRONG!
The marriage shown is:-
Thomas Quick, of St Ives, married Jane Michel 12th May 1789 at Zennor
From Newlyn and also from a check of the CFHS Marriage Index I can tell you now that this marriage was in fact:-
JAMES Quick, of St Ives married Jane Michel
So that old dilemma can be finally put to rest.
In a post a few days ago I covered the identity of the James Quick who had married Susannah Lee at Maker.
He was originally assigned as bp. 1760 son of James and Mary Quick by researchers many years ago.
It is now possible that it was actually the man who married Jane Michel who was baptised in 1760 although there is still one more James Quick to find a home.
Will be working further on this over the next week or so and will post updates as I find them.
Hope this is clear enough to understand and thanks to those who put in the effort to try and find the answer.
CT
I do not believe that I could have ever found that. 