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701 CHRISTENING:
1. Hunton, Kent, England Parish Records online at Family Search or per FHL film 992524, it. 2.
 		Bishop, Thomas (I341)
 
702 CHRISTENING:
1. Hunton, Kent, England Parish Records online at Family Search or per FHL film 992524, it. 2.
 		Bishop, Ann (I340)
 
703 CHRISTENING:
1. Hunton, Kent, England Parish Records online at Family Search or per FHL film 992524, it. 2. Notes he was born and baptized in the month of Dec. 1645. It was probably added later since it was written separately but in a different hand. Notes he is the son of John Bishipp and Anne his wife.
 		Bishop, Nicholas (I319)
 
704 CHRISTENING:
1. I do not find a christening for Mary Larkin[g] in Pembury; however, the extractions on Family Seach include one for Mary Larkyn, chr. 13 Feb 1710 in Pembury, dau. of Thomas and Mary Larkyn.

MARRIAGE:
1. FHL fiche 6341171 transcribed marriage registers for Pembury: 1734 Oct 15 - Richard Upton and Margarett Larking, botp, by Licence."
 		Larkin, Mary (I4980)
 
705 CHRISTENING:
1. LDS Ordinance Index extracted record per FHL film 0504418, batch C042841: Lucy Daw, dau. of Thoms. and Eliz. Daw, chr. 4 Mar 1731 at Warbleton, Sussex, England.
 		Daw, Lucy (I3865)
 
706 CHRISTENING:
1. NEHGS Register, Vol. 55, pages 22-31, 1901, see notes of Robert White for full transcript of article from which the following partial excerpt is taken:
"The children of Robert White of Messing, Co. Essex, England, Who Settled in Hartford and Windsor. By a Descendant.
...Extracts from Parish Registers of Shalford and Messing, Co. Essex, transcribed by Mr. Frank Farnsworth Starr.
From Parish Register of Shalford.
Marriages...
1575, Oct. 16, Henry Bette son of John the elder and Anne Allgar.
1582, Sept. 27, Ralfe Bette and Marye Allgar.
1585, June 24, Robert Whighte and Brydgette Allgar...
Baptisms.
1560, Sept. 9, Mary Allgar daughter of William Allgar.
1562, Mar 11, Brydgette Allgar dau. of William Allgar.
1565, April 6, John Allgar son of William Allgar.
1567, Oct. 5, John Allgar son of William Allgar.
1583, May 5, Elizabeth Allgar dau. of William Allgar...
Burials.
1565, Aug. 1, John Allgar, son of William Allgar.
1575, Aug. 2, William Allgar the elder..."
 		Allgar, John (I4798)
 
707 CHRISTENING:
1. NEHGS Register, Vol. 55, pages 22-31, 1901, see notes of Robert White for full transcript of article from which the following partial excerpt is taken:
"The children of Robert White of Messing, Co. Essex, England, Who Settled in Hartford and Windsor. By a Descendant.
...Extracts from Parish Registers of Shalford and Messing, Co. Essex, transcribed by Mr. Frank Farnsworth Starr.
From Parish Register of Shalford.
Marriages...
1575, Oct. 16, Henry Bette son of John the elder and Anne Allgar.
1582, Sept. 27, Ralfe Bette and Marye Allgar.
1585, June 24, Robert Whighte and Brydgette Allgar...
Baptisms.
1560, Sept. 9, Mary Allgar daughter of William Allgar.
1562, Mar 11, Brydgette Allgar dau. of William Allgar.
1565, April 6, John Allgar son of William Allgar.
1567, Oct. 5, John Allgar son of William Allgar.
1583, May 5, Elizabeth Allgar dau. of William Allgar...
Burials.
1565, Aug. 1, John Allgar, son of William Allgar.
1575, Aug. 2, William Allgar the elder..."
 		Allgar, John (I4797)
 
708 CHRISTENING:
1. NEHGS Register, Vol. 55, pages 22-31, 1901, see notes of Robert White for full transcript of article from which the following partial excerpt is taken:
"The children of Robert White of Messing, Co. Essex, England, Who Settled in Hartford and Windsor. By a Descendant.
...Extracts from Parish Registers of Shalford and Messing, Co. Essex, transcribed by Mr. Frank Farnsworth Starr.
From Parish Register of Shalford.
Marriages...
1575, Oct. 16, Henry Bette son of John the elder and Anne Allgar.
1582, Sept. 27, Ralfe Bette and Marye Allgar.
1585, June 24, Robert Whighte and Brydgette Allgar...
Baptisms.
1560, Sept. 9, Mary Allgar daughter of William Allgar.
1562, Mar 11, Brydgette Allgar dau. of William Allgar.
1565, April 6, John Allgar son of William Allgar.
1567, Oct. 5, John Allgar son of William Allgar.
1583, May 5, Elizabeth Allgar dau. of William Allgar...
Burials.
1565, Aug. 1, John Allgar, son of William Allgar.
1575, Aug. 2, William Allgar the elder..."
 		Allgar, Mary (I4796)
 
709 CHRISTENING:
1. No christening record found for Elizabeth. There is only one Duell in the christenings: Judith Duell, d/o John and Margaret, bapt. 21 May 1676. Is this a possible sister? No other children for this couple are found.
 		Duell, Elizabeth (I825)
 
710 CHRISTENING:
1. No christening reported in the Pembury Parish records. There is some gaps in the reporting years.

BURIAL:
1. FHL film 1473704 Pembury Parish records: "Elizabeththe daugehr of Thomas and Barbarie Upton was buried."
 		Upton, Elizabeth (I4974)
 
711 CHRISTENING:
1. No record found in Stockbury.

MARRIAGE:
1. Stockbury Parish Record FHL film 1752235, it. 2: "James Knight and Margarat Baker were maried 17 Jan 1737." Date in context is 17 Jan 1737/8.

BURIAL:
1. Stockbury Parish Record FHL film 1752235, it. 2: "Buried July the 9th Margaret wife of James Knight."
 		Baker, Margaret (I3918)
 
712 CHRISTENING:
1. Note that Isaac lived in the Newbiggin/Riddlehamhope area which was centered near Shotley, Hunstantworth, and Hexham parishes all of which he had children christened. Christening records for Hunstanworth Parish, Durham from a parish trancription book which I reviewed Jun 2009 at the Durham Records Office in Durham City provide the following three children of Isaac, which actual records I have reviewed on FHL film 1068651:
27 Jul 1747 Kathrine Burnhope, d. of Isaac. [Note the entry immediately afterwards is the marriage of William Burnhope and Jane Short even though it is dated 3 May1747; the surname is spelled the same.]
2 Mar 1748/1749 Isaac Burnhope, s. of Isaac of Ridlehope [sic].
10 Mar 1750/1751 John Burnhope, s. of Isaac of Newbigginhope.

2. By following the various christening records of his children, we can ascertain Isaac's residence and and the name of his wife Jane. Isaac lived in the Newbiggin/Riddlehamhope area which was centered near Shotley, Hunstantworth, and Hexham parishes all of which he had children christened. Newbiggin/Riddlehamhope do not show on most maps since they are not villages as much as a just a location. Using older maps, I was able to locate them. On modern maps such as Google, locate Hunstanworth in County Durham. Just slightly above Hunstanworth across the field is the River Derwent going from west to east. Slightly to the west of Hunstanworth, the river turns upward northwesternly while a serpentine forested hill turns southwesterly. At this first bow on the north side is Newbiggin Fell. Continue to follow the river as it then immediately turns back west and then you are at Riddlehamhope on the north side of the river. Slightly to the west of that is Riddlehamhope Fell. Note that this river is the boundary between counties Durham on the south and Northumberland on the north thereby making the Burnhopes residents of Northumberland. The meaning of the old English word Fell is from the Old Norse meaning an upland stretch of open country; a moor; or a barren or stony hill. We know that Isaac was a miller because he eventually ends up at Woodhall Mill very near Haydon's Bridge where he dies in 1781. The location of Newbiggin/Riddlehamhope on a river may have been due to work as a miller even though his early profession is not given in the christening records.
The record of his child William must appear in two separate registers (a local and bishop's trancript?) because my transcription shows the entry below whereas the LDS IGI shows the same entry without the father but with a mother Jane Burnhope listed. This establishes Jane as the wife of Isaac.
Note that in a separate transcription book for Hexham baptisms (1752-1851) which I reviewed at the Northumberland Records Office at Woodhorn Jun 2009, there were some minor differences as noted above in [brackets].
The various parish records showing the christening of Isaac's children in chronological order show:
Shotley, Northumberland:
William Burnhope, son of Isaac of Newggin(sic) hope chr. 21 Jul 1745.
Hunstanworth, Durham:
Kath. Burnhope, d. of Isaac, chr. 27 Jul 1747.
Isaac Burnhope, s. of Isaac of Ridlehope [sic], chr. 2 Mar 1748/1749 (bur in 1762 in Hexham).
John Burnhope, s. of Isaac of Newbigginhope, chr. 10 Mar 1750/1751
Hexham, Northumberland:
Mary Burnep, dau. of Isaac Burnep chr. 14 Oct 1753. [Mary Burnip, d. of Isaac of Leafield House. I have tried to find a Leafield House using Google and what I can find thus far is in Birtley, a suburb in County Durham of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne just north of Chester-le-Street. This is off the path considering Newbiggin and Whitley Mill are in close proximity to each other south of Hexham and makes one wonder if there is a closer Leafield House.]
Joseph Burnip, son of Isaac Burnip chr. 7 Mar 1756. [Isaac of Whitley Mill.]
Ann Burnip, dau. of Isaac Burnip chr. 9 Apr 1758. [Isaac of Whitley Mill.]
Hannah Burnip, dau. of Isaac Burnip chr. 23 Mar 1760. [Mary Burnip, d. of Isaac - not sure why one transcription would say Hannah and the other Mary.]

BURIAL:
1. Hexham, Burial Transcripts 1754-1851: 2 May 1762, Isaac Burnip, son of Isaac.
 		Burnhope, Isaac (I4618)
 
713 CHRISTENING:
1. Note that Isaac lived in the Newbiggin/Riddlehamhope area which was centered near Shotley, Hunstantworth, and Hexham parishes all of which he had children christened. LDS IGI extracted records for Hexham, Northumberland, England per batch P000642, film 0094998, printout 6905734 show:
Mary Burnep, dau. of Isaac Burnep chr. 14 Oct 1753.
Joseph Burnip, son of Isaac Burnip chr. 7 Mar 1756.
Ann Burnip, dau. of Isaac Burnip chr. 9 Apr 1758.
Hannah Burnip, dau. of Isaac Burnip chr. 23 Mar 1760.

2. By following the various christening records of his children, we can ascertain Isaac's residence and and the name of his wife Jane. Isaac lived in the Newbiggin/Riddlehamhope area which was centered near Shotley, Hunstantworth, and Hexham parishes all of which he had children christened. Newbiggin/Riddlehamhope do not show on most maps since they are not villages as much as a just a location. Using older maps, I was able to locate them. On modern maps such as Google, locate Hunstanworth in County Durham. Just slightly above Hunstanworth across the field is the River Derwent going from west to east. Slightly to the west of Hunstanworth, the river turns upward northwesternly while a serpentine forested hill turns southwesterly. At this first bow on the north side is Newbiggin Fell. Continue to follow the river as it then immediately turns back west and then you are at Riddlehamhope on the north side of the river. Slightly to the west of that is Riddlehamhope Fell. Note that this river is the boundary between counties Durham on the south and Northumberland on the north thereby making the Burnhopes residents of Northumberland. The meaning of the old English word Fell is from the Old Norse meaning an upland stretch of open country; a moor; or a barren or stony hill. We know that Isaac was a miller because he eventually ends up at Woodhall Mill very near Haydon's Bridge where he dies in 1781. The location of Newbiggin/Riddlehamhope on a river may have been due to work as a miller even though his early profession is not given in the christening records.
The record of his child William must appear in two separate registers (a local and bishop's trancript?) because my transcription shows the entry below whereas the LDS IGI shows the same entry without the father but with a mother Jane Burnhope listed. This establishes Jane as the wife of Isaac.
Note that in a separate transcription book for Hexham baptisms (1752-1851) which I reviewed at the Northumberland Records Office at Woodhorn Jun 2009, there were some minor differences as noted above in [brackets].
The various parish records showing the christening of Isaac's children in chronological order show:
Shotley, Northumberland:
William Burnhope, son of Isaac of Newggin(sic) hope chr. 21 Jul 1745.
Hunstanworth, Durham:
Kath. Burnhope, d. of Isaac, chr. 27 Jul 1747.
Isaac Burnhope, s. of Isaac of Ridlehope [sic], chr. 2 Mar 1748/1749 (bur in 1762 in Hexham).
John Burnhope, s. of Isaac of Newbigginhope, chr. 10 Mar 1750/1751
Hexham, Northumberland:
Mary Burnep, dau. of Isaac Burnep chr. 14 Oct 1753. [Mary Burnip, d. of Isaac of Leafield House. I have tried to find a Leafield House using Google and what I can find thus far is in Birtley, a suburb in County Durham of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne just north of Chester-le-Street. This is off the path considering Newbiggin and Whitley Mill are in close proximity to each other south of Hexham and makes one wonder if there is a closer Leafield House.]
Joseph Burnip, son of Isaac Burnip chr. 7 Mar 1756. [Isaac of Whitley Mill.]
Ann Burnip, dau. of Isaac Burnip chr. 9 Apr 1758. [Isaac of Whitley Mill.]
Hannah Burnip, dau. of Isaac Burnip chr. 23 Mar 1760. [Mary Burnip, d. of Isaac - not sure why one transcription would say Hannah and the other Mary.]

MARRIAGE:
1. Note that the church in Haydon was not allowed to record marriages since they were not licensed per the Hardwich Marriage Act of 1754. Marriages resume after 1797. Consequently, the marriage was performed in Warden which was the parish responsible for the subservient chapelry of Haydon. The entry per FHL film 1068615 for Warden parish records:
12 Jul 1783: John Walton and Hannah Burnhope, both of the Chapelry of Haydon. Wit: Wm. Topping and Jos. Burnhope. Md. by John Farrer, curate. Both sign their names as John Walton and Hannah Burnhope. [The witness Joseph Burnhope is most likely Hannah's brother.]
A search of other Burnhope marriages in this parish in the same time period shows only two others, both of which are relations - Hannah's brother Joseph and Elizabeth Mewis 13 Jan 1792 and Hannah's nephew (Joseph and Elizabeth's son) William Burnhope to Mary Oliver 10 Jul 1808.
 		Burnhope, Hannah (I4617)
 
714 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church records https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23231-23834-4?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F68:252597701,252665801,252675901

BURIAL:
1. Kent Records Office "TR 1900/2 - MI's (Kent) - Barming, Brenchley, Hunton, Teston," transcribed by J.E. Frost, 1974:
"John Austen, d. Apr. 29, 1745, aged 67 yrs. (BT: bur. Mar 3, 1745) [My note: SIC for May 3?]
Left issue 1 son & 1 dau. (rem. of inscr. below ground)."
 		Austen, John (I1039)
 
715 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church records https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23231-22893-20?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F68:252597701,252665801,252675901
 		Austen, William (I726)
 
716 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-44988-98?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
 		Knell, Mercy (I4870)
 
717 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45162-28?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
 		Knell, John (I4869)
 
718 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45202-41?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
This entry shows John, son of John Knell. There was no John Knell in the parish and this is probably a clerical error for Edmond Knell who was having children in this time period.

BURIAL:
1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23569-45756-11?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
Two sons of Edmond Knell: John and Thomas are buried same day.
 		Knell, John (I4877)
 
719 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45338-50?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901

MARRIAGE:
1. Family Search online "England, Kent, Parish Records" images for Brenchley accessed 15 Aug 2015. These parish records are transcribed chronologically from the original records: Marr. 21 Feb 1649/50 Thomas Knell and Clemence Hunt.

BURIAL:
1. Family Search online "England, Kent, Parish Records" images for Brenchley accessed 15 Aug 2015. These parish records are transcribed chronologically from the original records: 17 Dec 1652 Thomas Knell buried.
 		Knell, Thomas (I4879)
 
720 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45479-10?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
Identifies parents as Roger Knell and Mary Shelly.
 		Knell, James (I4868)
 
721 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45545-25?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
This is the only Langham entry and so evidently it is a clerically misspelled name. The father is Gregory Langham.
 		Langham, Gregory (I4922)
 
722 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45642-49?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901

]BURIAL:
1. Family Search online "England, Kent, Parish Records" images for Brenchley accessed 15 Aug 2015. These parish records are transcribed chronologically from the original records: 24 Mar 1652/3 Joan dau. of Roger Knell.
 		Knell, Joan (I4867)
 
723 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45668-7?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
 		Laffam, Edward (I1578)
 
724 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45668-7?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
 		Knell, Ruth (I771)
 
725 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45849-4?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
Notes Mary as the dau. of Mary Shelly widow of Gregory Laffam.
 		Laffam, Mary (I770)
 
726 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45958-8?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901

BURIAL:
1. Online Brenchley Church records https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23231-23834-4?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F68:252597701,252665801,252675901
Anne the wife of Edward Salmon
 		Knell, Anne (I768)
 
727 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church Records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23569-45733-26?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
Name spelled as Francis in original record.
 		Laffam, Frances (I774)
 
728 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley Church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23569-46089-35?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901

MARRIAGE:
1. The Brenchley parish records show two marriages of Richard Gammon and Mary Knell. One is 29 Jul 1647. The other is 21 Jan 1657. In the latter record, the father of Mary is identified as Roger Knell, which makes the second Mary the one who was chr. 11 Mar 1631/2. The only other Mary Knell who was in the parish who could be the first wife was the sister of Roger Knell who was chr. 21 Mar 1624 which makes one Mary the aunt of the other. The first wife was buried in Brenchley 21 Feb 1654/5. Richard's parents were most likely the Richard Gammon who died in the early 1650s in Brenchley and the woman identified as the wife of Richard Gammon who died in 1650.
 		Knell, Mary (I779)
 
729 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23569-46154-25?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901

BURIAL:
1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45513-31?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
 		Knell, Edmund (I773)
 
730 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Brenchley church records:https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-23569-45910-51?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901

BURIAL:
1. Online Brenchley church records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1942-23569-45513-31?cc=1952887&wc=M62M-F29:252597701,252665801,252672901
 		Knell, Edmond (I4873)
 
731 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Ordinance Index Extracted christening record for Ann Daw, chr. 9 Apr 1769, for Westham, Sussex County, England; batch CO42861 - includes parents as Thomas Daw and Mary. Birth shown as 19 Mar 1769.

2. Email from Val Bray [mailto:valjoy.bray@yahoo.com.au], Aug 22, 2006: My information from Folkington, Sussex (very close to Arlington) came from FHL film 1364154, and the Sussex Marriages Index (a CD issued by the Sussex Family History Group from parish registers).
Con (bapt. 5 Jun 1774) married Sarah Coleman (bapt. 13 Apr 1774 buried; 2 Jul 1806) and Dinah Daw (bapt.13 Apr 1775 Westham). Her father was Thomas Daw, mother Mary Hilton (buried 2 Oct 1783). They married on 17 Oct 1768 and their children were Mary bapt. 9 Apr 1769, Sarah 20 May 1770, Jane 29 Dec 1771, Thomas 24 Mar 1773, Dinah 13 Apr 1775, William 8 Feb 1777, James 3 Sep 1779, Samuel 4 Apr 1783.
[Kerry's note: Val notes Ann's name as Mary.]
 		Daw, Ann (I385)
 
732 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Ordinance Index Extracted christening record for Westham, Sussex County, England; batch CO42861 - includes parents as Thomas Daw and Mary. Shows birth of 21 Dec 1771.

2. Email from Val Bray [mailto:valjoy.bray@yahoo.com.au], Aug 22, 2006: My information from Folkington, Sussex (very close to Arlington) came from FHL film 1364154, and the Sussex Marriages Index (a CD issued by the Sussex Family History Group from parish registers).
Con (bapt. 5 Jun 1774) married Sarah Coleman (bapt. 13 Apr 1774 buried; 2 Jul 1806) and Dinah Daw (bapt.13 Apr 1775 Westham). Her father was Thomas Daw, mother Mary Hilton (buried 2 Oct 1783). They married on 17 Oct 1768 and their children were Mary bapt. 9 Apr 1769, Sarah 20 May 1770, Jane 29 Dec 1771, Thomas 24 Mar 1773, Dinah 13 Apr 1775, William 8 Feb 1777, James 3 Sep 1779, Samuel 4 Apr 1783.
 		Daw, Jane (I492)
 
733 CHRISTENING:
1. Online Ordinance Index Extracted christening record for Westham, Sussex County, England; batch CO42861 - includes parents as Thomas Daw and Mary; name is given as "Wm. Daw." Shows birth of 8 Feb 1777.

2. Email from Val Bray [mailto:valjoy.bray@yahoo.com.au], Aug 22, 2006: My information from Folkington, Sussex (very close to Arlington) came from FHL film 1364154, and the Sussex Marriages Index (a CD issued by the Sussex Family History Group from parish registers).
Con (bapt. 5 Jun 1774) married Sarah Coleman (bapt. 13 Apr 1774 buried; 2 Jul 1806) and Dinah Daw (bapt.13 Apr 1775 Westham). Her father was Thomas Daw, mother Mary Hilton (buried 2 Oct 1783). They married on 17 Oct 1768 and their children were Mary bapt. 9 Apr 1769, Sarah 20 May 1770, Jane 29 Dec 1771, Thomas 24 Mar 1773, Dinah 13 Apr 1775, William 8 Feb 1777, James 3 Sep 1779, Samuel 4 Apr 1783.
[Kerry's note: Note date variance; I assume the earlier date is birth.]
 		Daw, William (I490)
 
734 CHRISTENING:
1. Parish records of Newbrough Chapelry, FHL film 1068609; note she is the only one of George's children christened in Newbrough with all the rest of the children being in Warden: Elizabeth Charleton, dau. of George residing at Fourstones, chr. 6 Apr 1766.
 		Charleton, Elizabeth (I4673)
 
735 CHRISTENING:
1. Per copy of parish record on file with Kerry Petersen. Source unsure but appears to be Agger parish records. Christening may have occurred in next parish over at Vestervig since father died by drowning within a month of birth. Mother probably went back to Vestervig to be with family at time of Christening.
 		Søe-Pedersen, Niels Marius (I1744)
 
736 CHRISTENING:
1. Per email 18 Aug 1999 from Jens V. Præstgaard, jens-v-p@post5.tele.dk; "1733 18 Jan. Christened Niels Willadsen and Else Andersdatter's Christen. Johanne, Morten Andersen's wife held the child. Witnesses: Chr. Willadsen from Closter and Jens Willadsen from Oxenboel, Maren Larsdatter."

SOURCES_MISC:
1. Ordinance Index 25 Jun 1999. 		Nielsen, Christen (I2907)
 
737 CHRISTENING:
1. Per Joyce Cupit: "Stagstrup kirkebog 1700: Dom 3 Advent døbt et pegebarn kaldet Inger. Federen Salomon Olufsen, moderen Mette Pedersdatter af Stagstrup. Faddere: Anne Pedersdatter bar barnet [carried Child], Karen Ebbesdatter, Sidsel Pedersdatter, Niels Sørensen, Christen Jensen alle a Stagstrup."

MARRIAGE:
1. FHL film # 053193; Sønderhå Parish Record, 1696-1787, book 1, p 108.

BURIAL:
1. FHL film # 053193; Sønderhå Parish Record.

2. Per Joyce Cupit: Sønderhå: 22 Jan blev Anders Leegaards hustru Inger Salmansdatter af Jestrup begravet, gl. 80 år."

SOURCES_MISC:
1. Per gedcom dated 6 Jan 1999 of Wayne Westergard, 785 W 1300 South, Woods Cross, Utah 84087 (801) 295-2906.

2. Joyce Cupit's website 25 May 2002. 		Salmonsdatter, Inger (I1732)
 
738 CHRISTENING:
1. Per parish records of Helligso, Thisted, Denmark, GS 9887, pt. 1, pg. 72.
 		Andersen, Peder (I1745)
 
739 CHRISTENING:
1. Per parish records of Helligsø "Christenings": GS 9887 pt. 1, pg. 71, copy in files of Kerry Petersen.
 		Andersdatter, Maren (I1724)
 
740 CHRISTENING:
1. Per parish records of Helligsø "Christenings": GS 9887 pt.1, pg. 71, copy in files of Kerry Petersen. Also available online at https://www.sa.dk/ao-soegesider/en/billedviser?epid=17122932#162487,27302799 accessed 2 Feb 2018:
"Anders Pedersen was baptized on the 30th of November in Helligsoe as son of Peder Andersen and Maren Andersdatter of Heligsoegaard. Faddere (sponsors, witnesses) were Anders Pedersen, Jens Andersen, Neils Andersen of Mellem Moelle (the middle mill) in Vestervig, Kirsten Christensdatter of Helligsoegaard, Buol Andersdatter from Galsgaard."

MARRIAGE:
1. From parish records as observed in Denmark by Chris Petersen: "Married in Helligsø, 15 Mar 1742, Anders Pedersen and Kirsten Povelsdatter from Gadgaard in Helligsø." (Gadgaard = Gadegaard) Betrothed 13 Feb 1742. Jens Praestgaard reports marriage date of 14 Mar 1742, same betrothal date, and best men were Peder Pedersen of Holmgaard and Niels Pedersen of Flarup - he also notes Kirsten Pofvlsdatter of Galsgaard as the bride. Not sure of the correct name of the farm: Gadgaard or Galsgaard.

BURIAL:
1. Per research notes of Chris Petersen's visit to Denmark of Helligsø Churchbook.

SOURCES_MISC:
1. Per research notes of J.V. Praestegaard, Lunegaardsvej 33, 7752 Snedsted, Denmark. Mr. Praestegaard is descendent of this individual as well, lives in the area, is a very thorough researcher, and has access to tax, insurance, and other records (predating typical parish records) located in the Viborg regional archives in Denmark. Phone: 97934166. 		Pedersen, Anders (I1005)
 
741 CHRISTENING:
1. Rainham Parish Registers clearly show two consecutive entries for baptisms for William and George Hales, sons of Stephen and Mary Hales, 10 Oct 1822. Stephen is listed as a shoemaker. The sequence of dates is such that there is no question that the month was Oct. This date precedes the commonly accepted birthdate of 30 Oct 1822 for these twins. As noted in George's 1822 LDS Patriarchal Blessing, in his obituary, on his burial record, and on his tombstone, George reported his birth date as 30 Oct 1822. Being that the christening date was more contemporary to the actual event, it is probably the more reliable date. Could it be that the twins were actually born 30 Sep 1822?

BIOGRAPHY:
1. Twin with George Hales.

SOURCES_MISC:
1. 18 Dec 2002 website . 		Hales, William (I1249)
 
742 CHRISTENING:
1. Vestervig Church Records, p. 25, Anders, son of Niels Villadsen and Else Andersdatter, of Randrup, chr. 22 Aug 1731.

SOURCES_MISC:
1. Ordinance Index 25 Jun 1999. 		Nielsen, Anders (I1770)
 
743 CHRISTENING:
1. Vestervig parish records as observed in Denmark by Chris Petersen, C.121, nr2, page 27.States: Inger, dau. of Niels Villadsen and Else Andersdt., residing Randrup, chr. 31 Mar 1734.

DEATH:
1. Per research notes from Chris Petersen's visit to Denmark, Vestervig Churchbook C121, nr 5 side 152, translation copy in files of Kerry Petersen. Mentions she is age 76.

SOURCES_MISC:
1. Ordinance Index 25 Jun 1999.

2. From census of Vestervig parish for Skadberg farm:
1801(FHL film GS8507, pt 35) Anders Laustsen, man, 35, married first time, smallholder with land; Anne Laustdatter, his wife, 39, married first time; Else Marie Andersdatter, 5; Anne Kirstine, 4; Laust Christian Andersen 2; Laust Jensen, his father, 72; Inger Nielsdatter, his mother, 64.

3. Per email 18 Aug 1999 from Jens V. Præstgaard, jens-v-p@post5.tele.dk

ACTION:
1. Verify possible death date of 1 Mar 1810. Verify birth dates due to variance. 		Nielsdatter, Inger (I1717)
 
744 CHRISTENING:
1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Bedsted Parish Records; microfiche C119.1, plate 2, page ?; sponsors are Kirsten Smed carried the Child, Christen Ostergaard, Peder Christensen, Christen Christensen, Karen Gad all of Bedsted parish.

SOURCES_MISC:
1. Per records of Fred H. Westergard, 1940 Laird Dr., Salt Lake City, Utah 84108-1823, phone 801-583-4405.Per gedcom from Wayne Westergard, 785 W. 1300 South, Woods Cross, Utah, 84087, (801)-295-2906 dated 6 Jan 1999.

2. Joyce Cupit's website 25 May 2002. 		Enevoldsdatter, Dorethe Marie (I364)
 
745 CHRISTENING:
1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Boddum Parish Records; Microfiche C123A.2 plate 1 page 22b; sponsors are Peder Thomsen, Dorethe Pedersdatter, Lars Krabbe, Mette Johanne Nielsdatter.

MARRIAGE:
1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Boddum Parish Records; Microfiche C123A.2 plate ? page 1; witnesses are Thomas Jensen, Jens Christensen of Boddum. Date of marriage is illegible.
 		Thomasen, Johannes (I2882)
 
746 CHRISTENING:
1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Odby Parish Records; Microfiche C126A.2, plate 5, page 35b; Sponsors: The wife of Jens Pedersen carried the Child; Jens Pedersen; Thomas Thejlborg; Jens Sorensen and Karen Christendatter.

DEATH:
1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Odby Parish Records; Microfiche C126A.2, plate 5, page 61b.
 		Willadsen, Jens Nicolai (I1136)
 
747 CHRISTENING:
1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Skyum parish records; microfiche C116.1 plate 1 page ?; sponsors are Niels Knakkergaard, Anders Pedersen, Niels Madsen, Else Sorensdatter, and Bodil Lauridtzdatter.

SOURCES_MISC:
1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Skyum parish records; microfiche C116.1 plate 3 page 140; confirmation in 1765 in Skyum Church. 		Pedersdatter, Kirsten (I2863)
 
748 CHRISTENING:
1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Skyum parish records; microfiche C116.1 plate 1 page ?; sponsors are Niels Knakkergaard, Mads Tolboel, Peder Grurup, Anna Thomasdatter, and Johanne Christendatter.

DEATH:
1. Viborg, Denmark Regional Archives; Skyum parish records; microfiche C116.1 plate 3 page 191; date is latin (Festo Gratulat) and it is noted child is 10 months, 4 weeks, and 6 days old. This "holy day" is not standard and may have been a onetime declaration of the king as a thanksgiving or "gratulation" - Viborg Archives uncertain of actual date; however, entry date just before is 17 Jan and one just after if 10 Mar.
 		Pedersen, Lauridtz (I2862)
 
749 CHRISTENING: Lutheran church records of Laudenbach, Baden, Germany. FHL Microfilm # 1,192,193 page 77. Born Illig.

RESEARCH_NOTES: RESEARCH_NOTES: ROGER P. MINERT, Ph.D., A.G. He is an A.G. (Accredited Genealogist) with Austrian and German specialties. His recommendations for consistent entry patterns:
Laudenbach [Amt Weinheim], Mannheim, Baden, Germany (the official name is “Laudenbach Amt Weinheim” as differentiated from “Laudenbach bei Karlstadt” also in Baden. The pattern used by the FHL is to leave out the Amt [Weinheim], but this one confused the cataloger; I would suggest leaving out the “Amt Weinheim” because the other Rheinsheim is not in that county) 		Bickelhaub, Elisabetha Barbara (I1491)
 
750 CHRISTENING: Lutheran church records of Laudenbach, Baden, Germany. FHL Microfilm # 1,192,193, page 120

BIRTH: Lutheran church records of Laudenbach, Baden, Germany. FHL Microfilm # 1,192,193, page 120

PHILIPP BAUSCH; Male; Sealing to Spouse: 24 AUG 1972 OGDEN; ANNA MARIA EBERLE; Spouse: ANNA MARIA EBERLE; Marriage: 21 NOV 1780 Laudenbach, Mannheim, Baden; Batch Number: 7204614 Sheet: 41 Source Call No.: 0820215 Type: Film

PHILIPP BAUSCH; Male; Sealing to Spouse: 24 AUG 1972 OGDEN; ANNA MARIA EBERLE; Spouse: ANNA MARIA EBERLE; Marriage: 21 NOV 1780 Laudenbach, Mannheim, Baden; Batch Number: 7204614 Sheet: 41 Source Call No.: 0820215 Type: Film

Lutheran church records of Laudenbach, Baden, Germany FHL Microfilim # 1,192,193 page 204

RESEARCH_NOTES: Accredited German Genealogist Trudy Schenk researched the family of Johann Philipp Bausch and Anna Maria Eberle in 2003, hired by Chris and Julie Petersen, 1501 Cara Loop, Anchorage, AK 99515.
Information transferred from researcher and verified 5 May 2005. 		Bausch, Johann Philipp (I425)
 

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