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JaneyCanuck
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22 Mar 2010 19:03 |
Ha, that's fine for you. My Nottinghamshire Smith was ... James Smith.
Apparently Jim Smith is *the* most common name in the English-speaking world. (Or at least it was before the onslaught of Kyles and Tylers and whatnot.) I heard tell once of a Jim Smith club for the poor unfortunates. I wonder whether they accept descendants? ;)
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22 Mar 2010 18:45 |
There are Smith's on my in-law branch. I put off researching them as very little was known. But then followed a hunch re the 1901 Census and was able to track them to Cambridge. (My last in-law named Smith had been born and lived all her life in Birmingham). These Smiths often gave their children unusual forenames, so were easier to track via Census records than my Welsh lot.
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Dame*Shelly*("\(*o*)/")
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22 Mar 2010 18:32 |
yes elizabeth ellen smith married nathan marriott
all three of them are in the passengers list
http://search.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=1263&iid=CANIMM1913PLIST_2000908329-00028&fn=Nathan&ln=Marriott&st=r&ssrc=pt_t3244088_p-1567352463_g32768_r_h_l&pid=1566277
Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935 about Nathan Marriott Name: Nathan Marriott Gender: Male Age: 52 Estimated birth year: abt 1876 Birth Country: England Date of Arrival: 16 Sep 1928 Vessel: Megantic Search Ship Database: View the 'Megantic' in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database Port of Arrival: Quebec Port of Departure: Southampton, England Roll: T-14749
no just flornce is on the list with her perants
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JaneyCanuck
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22 Mar 2010 18:19 |
So Shelly -- your Marriott did marry a Smith!
Marriages Dec 1902 King Maud W. Ham 4a 552 > Marriott Nathan W. Ham 4a 552 Shephard Alfred Johnson W. Ham 4a 552 >>>> Smith Elizabeth Ellen W. Ham 4a 552
This must be them in 1911
MARRIOTT ELIZABETH 1886 25 West Ham Essex MARRIOTT FLORRIE 1909 2 West Ham Essex MARRIOTT ELIZABETH 1905 6 West Ham Essex MARRIOTT MINNIE 1908 3 West Ham Essex
Are there no other children in the passenger list?
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JaneyCanuck
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22 Mar 2010 17:40 |
Harrumph, Jean. No travellers in my tree. Not that it wouldn't be more interesting than ag labs. The two Smith clans I know of, Cornwall and Nottinghamshire, were pretty ordinary, I fear. Ag labs in Notts; not sure about Cornwall, it was too long ago. Probably miners.
I do wonder about the other mystery male ancestor, a Barnard from Wiltshire who was a gold beater and somehow ended up in Scotland in the 1830s before settling into the workhouse back in Wiltshire. Seems a gypsyish trade, and there is a clan of Barnard travellers. But those ones were from around Kent I think (I've played with some of them on TTF), and mine go way back in Wiltshire and in fact are the source, from the mid 1600s, of a couple of brothers who settled Nantucket Island, and a huge and widespread mess of people of that surname in the US now, by my theory. ;)
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Dame*Shelly*("\(*o*)/")
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22 Mar 2010 17:39 |
iv got her her in the passengers list with her mother and father nathan and elizabeth
Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935 about Flornce Jane P Marriott Name: Flornce Jane P Marriott Gender: Female Age: 18 Estimated birth year: abt 1910 Birth Country: England Date of Arrival: 16 Sep 1928 Vessel: Megantic Search Ship Database: View the 'Megantic' in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database Port of Arrival: Quebec Port of Departure: Southampton, England Roll: T-14749
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JaneyCanuck
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22 Mar 2010 17:35 |
Shelly, hmm
Births Mar 1910 MARRIOTT Florence Jane F W.Ham 4a 114
I can't spot her for sure in 1911. Who was her mother?
Daff, indeed -- you would have crossed paths with their paths. ;)
They were all Littlers by 1841. Samuel Littler first married Elizabeth Rushland, granddaughter of Berry Rushland III (not Jr as I said, there were three of them in a row - at least), then she died, and the husband of her sister Sarai died, so Sam and Sarai hooked up (but couldn't marry). They were among my more prosperous ancestors, something to do with horses I think, and from the first wife, veterinarians. Two of Sam and Sarai's grandsons came to Canada, my gr-grfather being one. That batch moved to Nottinghamshire first though. None left in the Hose area that I know of now.
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Jean (Monmouth)
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22 Mar 2010 17:27 |
Smith being the surname for a lot of gypsy families, you may get some interesting relations.
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Dame*Shelly*("\(*o*)/")
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22 Mar 2010 17:18 |
janey yes thats my nathan marriott he married elizabeth ellen smith
you will also find him on the old baily site think it was 1911 that was a good read as we live in the same eara
you could help to see if he had eny more children i only have flonce jane F marriott born 1910 west ham
his and elizabeth death would be nice
maybe there is a photo of him some were in the canadian records but think that would be pushing my luck
http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=def1-50-19110207&div=t19110207-50#highlight
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Gwyn in Kent
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22 Mar 2010 17:15 |
Toronto it will have to be then. Shame about Calgary. We have links to a chocolatier there.........
What is it with these familes with a 'thing' about a particular name, even if it's not their given name.
I know what you mean about those submitted trees. Apparently my great grandmother died in 1890s. but still managed to give birth in 1919 ( she in fact died 1924, her last child being born in 1888 )
Gwyn
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MrDaff
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22 Mar 2010 17:15 |
I used to go to a gp in Long Clawson.... my son worked in the dairy, introducing the mold to the Stilton........
Those were the days. So I might have bumped into rellies of yours.
Oh, and I had a friend in Stathern... son number 2 went to school in Rutland..... son number 1 went to Ashby De La Zouch grammar.... now why do I know Hose? I lived in that area, for a few years.... imagine, I might have walked in your ancestor's footsteps....
None of them were Smith.... or Marriot. Oh.... my Marriot is with one *t*
Love
Daff xxxx
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JaneyCanuck
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22 Mar 2010 16:55 |
I have actual family in Toronto, or within an hour of it, anyhow. ;)
My sister should be finished the huge reno project she's just embarked on, in the near future. Except that with my brother doing it ... when it's done, though, there will be new hardwood floors everywhere, a new kitchen -- and the basement will be all finished and ready for guest occupancy!
Calgary, that would be a little more problematic ... and yucky. Real Canadians don't even like to acknowledge Alberta's existence, let alone go there.
I'm trying to find out more about this Frances Marriott. The danged nuisance is that Berry Sr and Jr both married Frances-s, except Berry Jr seems really to have married Tryphoena Yalding (yes, another Tryphoena) from Stathern (between Hose and Grantham) and then proceeded to have her call herself Frances ... which prompted one of those idiot distant cousins to submit to the Mormons that he married his mother ...
No father shown in the parish record of the marrriage http://www.freereg.org.uk/cgi/SearchResults.pl?RecordType=Marriages&RecordID=1082316
According to somebody's Ancestral File, a Francis Marriott married a Smith in Northamptonshire in 1762. ;)
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Gwyn in Kent
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22 Mar 2010 16:48 |
Can you make Toronto or Calgary.?
We have 'family' in both places !
Gwyn
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JaneyCanuck
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22 Mar 2010 16:44 |
Yes -- google maps tells me Hose is about 10 miles west of Grantham. Goodness me. Shall we start organizing the family reunion picnic? Your side of the pond or mine?
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JaneyCanuck
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22 Mar 2010 16:40 |
Well, here's my Marriott
BERRY RUSHLAND Spouse: FRANCES MARRIOTT Marriage: 17 JUN 1780 Long Clawson, Leicester, England Batch No.: M060351
Some idiotic distant cousins of mine have repeatedly submitted the marriage as taking place in Caythorpe, Lincolnshire, which it obviously didn't -- but Berry himself was born in Caythorpe, and his father Berry in Boston. Frances, though, was Leicestershire I think - Rushland Farm and Marriott Bridge are close by in Long Clawson.
... I really don't know this geography ...
http://www.granthamcanal.com/leisure/lin3.htm
Mariott's Bridge is over the Grantham Canal?
So .......... cousin???
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Gwyn in Kent
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22 Mar 2010 15:55 |
No SMITHs in my line, but I have got smiths....blacksmiths. They seem to come from a long line of smiths, so I wonder why they never got that surname...? To be truthful, I have got a couple of 'married ins'...same goes for MARRIOTT . I think my MARRIOTT hailed from Grantham, Lincolnshire area.
Gwyn
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Lindsey*
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22 Mar 2010 15:53 |
Oh not the shape-shifting mad Monck, please no deal ! LOL
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JaneyCanuck
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22 Mar 2010 15:49 |
Oh, yes, Lindsey, here's the chance for everybody to fob off their unsavoury ancestors on moi. ;)
Oxfordshire is one place where I have not the slightest rootlet. So he's all yours. Otherwise I might offer, in trade, the Rev. Francis Ward Monck, once a Baptist cleric, more famously a famous ectoplasm-channeller, who counted Conan Doyle and other prominent personnages among his fans ... until he became the first person to be sentenced to prison for fake psychic doings under the old Vagrancy Act. I mean, I'd offer him, if I ever manage to prove that old Ernest Hill really was the son of the black sheep younger brother of the 5th Viscount Monck, to whom Francis was undoubtedly related!
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JaneyCanuck
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22 Mar 2010 15:44 |
Shelly!
This is your Nathan Marriott in 1901?
Name: Nathan Marriott Age: 15 Estimated birth year: abt 1876 Relation: Marrie Secy Boy (Boy) ?? Where born: Cambridge, Cambridgeshire (in 1881 he says born in Barton) Civil parish: Woolwich County/Island: London Registration district: Woolwich Sub-registration district: Woolwich Dockyard ED, institution, or vessel: Ship War Spite
I don't see his birth, but .......
Marriages Dec 1902 King Maud W. Ham 4a 552 > Marriott Nathan W. Ham 4a 552 Shephard Alfred Johnson W. Ham 4a 552 ???? Smith Elizabeth Ellen W. Ham 4a 552
But he probably married Maud King, I suppose. ;)
This is him in 1911?
INSTITUTION MARRIOTT NATHAN 1875 36 Fulham London
The institution seems to be military barracks; the other residents are all young men. Or maybe more likely - is it a prison, where he was serving the sentence?
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Lindsey*
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22 Mar 2010 15:33 |
Oh Janey surely not !!
I will willingly share grandpa the Rev George Benjamin Smith of Oxford. Who franticly raised funds for his Brighton mission for fallen women, {whilst felling a few for himself !! }
This fine upstanding pillar of the Methodist church '
Not until his will was read was anything known about his several illegitimate offspring !
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