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Morf
25-02-12, 14:03
Name – Susannah Davis

Date and place of birth – Abt 1760. Frome.

Names of parents – Father, James. Mother, Not known.

Date and place of baptism – Not known

Details of each of his or her marriages – September 1782. All Saints Church, Nunney. William House.

Occupation(s) –

Addresses where they lived –
1841 -

Date, place and cause of death – 1844. Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire.

Date and place of burial –

Details of will / administration of their estate –

Memorial inscription -

Merry
26-02-12, 09:33
I'm intrigued as to how you know all that about her :eek:

Are you sure the death is the right one if she can't be found in the 1841 census? There is a 30 year old Susannah House who seems to vanish between 1841 and 1851 in Bradford upon Avon in 1841.

Morf
26-02-12, 22:23
I found their marriage on the Nunney Parish Records and the death on Ancestry.
I'm not sure it is the correct one, although it is the only death I can find for Susannah House.

Merry
27-02-12, 06:25
I looked at the online transcripts for Frome baptisms, but couldn't find her. How do you know her father's name?

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/ian.sage/PR/pr_index_ko.html

kiterunner
27-02-12, 08:38
PR transcripts of the marriage say she was of the parish, marriage by banns, witnesses Richard Perkins and Richard Hoddinott (serial witness).

FreeREG has a death and burial for a William House but he seems a bit too young:
Frome Workhouse, William House age 75, abode Cloford, died 23 Jan 1844, buried 25 Jan 1844 Cloford.

There is a William House age 70 on the 1841 census at Holwell, parish of Nunney, with Christian age 60 and Joseph 40, Richard 30 and James 15. There are baptisms for children of William and Christian at Cloford, including Joseph in 1802.

I'm just wondering whether Susanna could have died in or before 1802 and Christian could be William's second wife? In which case he could have knocked a few years off his age. All the baptisms I can see for William and Susanna's children are before 1800, or are there some later ones that I haven't spotted? I haven't managed to find the marriage to Christian yet to see if William is a widower, though.

Morf
03-03-12, 22:09
Sorry ladies, only just came back on here, I was away last week.
I'll look at it and get back to you tomorrow.
Thank you.

Morf
04-03-12, 20:39
I've looked and can't find another death record for Susannah.
William may have been married to Christian, he had a child with Susannah called James (Davis House) born 1792. Just found that he died in 1792, a few months old.