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Post by Mal on Jul 14, 2009 6:41:19 GMT -5
I have a connection with William Davies and Mary Gendal(l) married in 1826. Look back through the records I found these entries- does anyone have any more information on them? James Davies alias Gendal Jjnr?) Baptised 28th May 1743 St Just in Penwith Parents James Elizabeth James Davies alias Gendal (Snr) married Elizabeth Angwyn St Just in Penwith 14th Feb 1742/3 Elizabeth Angwyn Problem- the dates are close...  and.... James Davey marries Anne Gendal Just in Penwith, St. 16-Feb 1720 Thanks in advance... m |
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Post by newlyn on Jul 14, 2009 13:39:45 GMT -5
Can't find any info on the Davies side but hoping that the following helps:
Elizabeth Angwyn b.2.2.1717 St Just
Parents are Thomas Angwin and Elizabeth Guy who married 26.12.1715 St Just
Thomas was born 8.2.1691 St Just, parents are Martin Angwin and Jane Ustick who married September, 1686 St Just.
Elizabeth Guy was born 9.11.1690 St Just, parents are Bernard Guy and Alice Rogers who married 25.1.1686/87 St Just.
Martin Angwin was born 22.5.1655 St Just parents are Hennery Angwin and Phillip.
Three births for Jane Ustick:
1.born 10.4.1657 St Just to parents John Ustick and Margarett who married 26.9.1653 Madron
2. born 28.12.1660 St Just to father Martin Ustick
3. born 13.5.1661 St Just to parents Thomas Ustick and Mary Trenbath who married 5.12.1656
St Just.
Bernard Guy born 18.7.1669 Madron to parents George Guy and Margret who married 24.4.1669 Madron
Ann Gendal born 1.2.1701 St Just tp parents John Gendal and Ann
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Post by Cornish Terrier on Jul 15, 2009 3:53:41 GMT -5
Not the old 'alias' problem again!  I do not believe I have come across this particular family before and I must say that I am still yet to get my head around the 'alias' and its meaning/usage.  But if James snr was known as 'alias Gendal' then it is difficult to see how it could be connected to his wife.  Not going to be easy methinks. As for the proximity of the marriage and baptism dates - I wouldn't be too concerned about that at all! ;D I would almost go so far as to say that if the first baptism found for a family is more than twelve months after the marriage then start considering a baptism within months of that same marriage.  |
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Post by Mal on Jul 20, 2009 9:56:47 GMT -5
Thanks guys... it's not taking me anywhere here though, one of those irritating "could be a connections"....! |
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Post by jsykora on Jul 30, 2009 17:59:03 GMT -5
Here is a thought. I see what looks like a Jr. and Sr, with the James Davies (Jr) bapt. in May 1742/1743 and a marriage record for James (Sr.) and Elizabeth A. in February. No for the 1720 James Davies, could be James was out of the marriage at some point when the elder James was a child and Anne decided to use her maiden name rather than her dead or missing husbands. Thus the two James entries would be Jr. and Sr. rather than II and III. Need to find birth records for the middle James and a death or divorce record for the eldest James.
Just some thoughts but I could be stretching it a bit too far. Happy hunting.
John
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