Mary Eato

[Margaret in Burton]

Name - "official" name and what they were known as

Mary Eato

Date and place of birth

c 1792 in Langford, Nottinghamshire

Names of parents

Richard Etoe (http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=12400) and Elizabeth Hazard (http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=14685)

Date and place of baptism - if applicable

30 September 1793 at St Bartholomew's, Langford, Nottinghamshire

Details of each of his or her marriages - if any

3 September 1816 at St John the Baptist, South Scarle, Nottinghamshire to Thomas Pratt (http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=8042)

Occupation(s) - if any

None listed

Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) - and please list which censuses you have or haven't found him/her on (if s/he lived in census times!).

South Scarle, Nottinghamshire

Date, place and cause of death

16 September 1880 in South Scarle, Nottinghamshire - cause - Senectus (old age or dementia)

Date and place of burial.

20 September 1880 at St John the Baptist, South Scarle, Nottinghamshire

Details of will / administration of their estate - if applicable

None

Memorial inscription - if any

Unknown

Link to daughter: Mary Pratt (http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3749)

[kiterunner]

That reminds me, I've still got something to look up for you at Notts Archives, haven't I, Marg? I must get over there next week and do some lookups. Though unfortunately they're not open on Mondays any more. Have I looked for Mary's baptism before? If not then I'll have a look for that when I go.

[Margaret in Burton]

That reminds me, I've still got something to look up for you at Notts Archives, haven't I, Marg? I must get over there next week and do some lookups. Though unfortunately they're not open on Mondays any more. Have I looked for Mary's baptism before? If not then I'll have a look for that when I go.

Oooh have you Kate? I can't remember. You've done so many look ups for me and I'm very grateful. No I don't think you have looked for Mary's baptism. I think I have seen her name spelt Eaton somewhere some years ago, can't remember where.

It's a thought though, Heator or Eaton.

Just had a quick check and the church for Langford is St Bartholomew's.

[kiterunner]

Right, I checked the marriage first, and her name is Heatoe or Eatoe (and Phillimore agrees with me, lol)
South Scarle marriages: Thomas Pratt a Bachelor of the Parish of North Collingham Notts and Mary Heatoe (or Eatoe) spinster of this parish were married in this church by banns 3 Sep 1816. Both "made their mark". Witnesses Wm Lonsdal and G Crompton.

I'll put the Langford stuff in a separate post as there is a lot of it!

[kiterunner]

Okay, this looks likely to be her baptism:
30 Sep 1793 Mary daughter of Richd and Elizth Eato baptized.


So then I had a look through for other Eato stuff and found:
25 Dec 1774 Richard Eatto the son of Richard and Mary baptised
16 Feb 1777 Baptised Ann Eatto the Daughter of Richard and Mary
19 Jun 1779 Baptised John Eatto the son of Richard and Mary his wife
1 May 1783 Baptised Mary the Daughter of Richard Eato and Mary his wife
20 Mar 1785 Baptised Anthony Eato the son of Richard & Mary his wife
29 Apr 1785 Buried Mary Eato
2 Mar 1788 Baptised Mary Eato the Daughter of Richard & Elisabeth Eato his wife
4 Mar 1788 Buried Mary Eato
23 Aug 1789 Baptized Hannah Daughter of Richd & Elizth Eato
31 Mar 1791 Baptiz'd Joseph Son of Richd and Elizth Eato
24 Dec 1794 John Eato buried
11 Oct 1795 Thomas son of Richard and Elizabeth Eato was baptized
23 Jun 1797 Thomas Eato was buried
2 Sep 1798 William, son of Richard & Elizabeth Eato baptized
7 Sep 1800 George son of Richard & Elizabeth Eato baptized
6 Dec 1800 George, son of Richard & Eliz Eato buried (BT's give surname as Eatoe)
21 Oct 1802 Eliz Eaiton buried (couldn't find it in BT's to check surname)
3 Jan 1809 Elizabeth Eato buried
10 May 1812 John Eato, son of Richard & Christina, baptized (born Apr 10)

Baptisms post-1813:
20 Mar 1814 Elizabeth daughter of Richard and Christiana Eato of Langford, labourer
28 May 1815 Alice, same info
9 Feb 1817 Charles, son, same info
21 Jun 1818 Job, son of Richard and Christiana Eteo of Langford, laborer
6 May 1821 Reuben son of Richard & Christiana Eato of Langford, labourer

I was hoping to look at the various Richard Eato marriages to see if they could all be the same Richard or not, but the only one I could find at Langford was this one, from Phillimore's:
23 Jan 1772 Richard Eatto and Mary Donson

I didn't look at the actual entry for that one yet. I did notice another possible variant on the surname while looking through the other parishes in that volume of Phillimore's: Etough (at South Collingham, but that was a John Etough).

If we can find a Richard Eato / Elizabeth marriage around 1785 - 1788 and a Richard Eato / Christiana marriage around 1802 - 1812 I'll have a look at them next time I go to see if they all look like the same Richard or not. I did have a look at the wills index and there were no Eato(e)s or Heato(e)s listed.

[kiterunner]

Okay, found this on FamilySearch (shame the computers at the Archives weren't working!)

Richard Eato married Elizabeth Hazard 14 May 1787 Farndon, Nottingham

I haven't found the marriage to Christiana yet. Worth noting that FamilySearch doesn't seem to consider Eato and Eatto to be variants of each other!

[kiterunner]

Hmmm, on the 1841 census there is this family at Langford:
Richard Eato 80 Ag Lab Y
Christiana Do 50 Y
Henry Do 10 Y
William Do 5 Y

Doesn't really settle which Richard was married to Christiana, though, because if this is Richard senior Christiana could be his widowed daughter-in-law.

[kiterunner]

Ooooh, FreeREG has got it:
Richard Etoe of Langford married Christiana Hutchinson 8 Jul 1810 at Newark St Mary by licence.

Hopefully the actual marriage entry will give more info.

[kiterunner]

Ah, but on the 1851 census this looks to be Richard jr at Caunton:
Richard Eatoe Head Mar 77 Ag Lab (pauper) Notts Langford
Mary do Wife Mar 70 Do Collingham
Jno Do Son U 44 Ag Lab Do Caunton
Richd Do Son U 41 Do Do Do
Saml Do Son U 39 Do Do Do
Sarah Do Daur U 31 Do Do
Geo Do Grandson 4 Do Norwell

So it does look likely that Christiana was Richard sr's third wife!

[Margaret in Burton]

oooh thanks Kate

I'll have to get my head round this. Never even looked at this family before.

[Margaret in Burton]

Just looking quickly

The name Eatough interests me. There used to be an Eatough's shoe and slipper manufacturers in Burton. Disappeared in the 60's if I remember correctly.

[kiterunner]

Just thought - would you like the thread title changed, Marg, and if so, which spelling of the surname?

[Margaret in Burton]

I'll let you know tomorrow Kate. Been a long day and I didn't sleep well last night. Got to get my head round it yet.

[Margaret in Burton]

Kate

Just to let you know I'm not ignoring this. Elder daughter has an op on a prolapsed disc on Saturday so we are all running around like headless chickens. I will get round to it.

[kiterunner]

Hope it all goes well for her on Saturday, Marg.

[Margaret in Burton]

Thanks Kate

[Margaret in Burton]

I'm having a good look through this now. Emma isn't having her op after all. The surgeon said she had improved so much since he last saw her he advised to wait and see if she improves even further. She has to see him again in 4 weeks.
She is over the moon.

So, now I can concentrate on this.

Kate, can you change her surname to EATO please? It's the one she was baptised with.

[Margaret in Burton]

Just found this in 1841 in Caunton. It's probably Richard jnr

another variation: Hereto

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=0&gsfn=richard&gsln=&sx=&f1=&f2=&f3=&f18=&rg_81004011__date=&rs_81004011__date=0&_82004011=&_82004013=&f7=&f20=&f8=&f9=&gskw=caunton&prox=1&db=uki1841&ti=5538&ti.si=0&gss=angs-d&pcat=35&fh=2&h=9217069&recoff=6&qid=ab1c710e7e3d484787fee6c8c3f16468

[Margaret in Burton]

Richard senior's burial is on the NBI

2 May 1842 aged 92. So he should have been 90 on the 1841 census not 80. I've found Christiana's baptism on the IGI. She was bap 27 Dec 1787. She was 37 years younger than him then.

[Margaret in Burton]

I see there are 4 public trees on Ancestry that have Richard born 1777 married to Christiana. They seem to have ignored the fact that Richard in 1851 is married to Mary and living in Caunton. Christiana is a widow and living in North Muskham with son Job and his family in 1851.

I shan't even try to correct them, no-one ever wants to know when you point out a mistake.

[kiterunner]

Know what you mean, Marg. Once there are 4 trees with the same wrong information on, they will all say it must be right because it's on all the other trees!

Thread title changed for you.

[Margaret in Burton]

Know what you mean, Marg. Once there are 4 trees with the same wrong information on, they will all say it must be right because it's on all the other trees!

Thread title changed for you.

Thanks Kate

I'm doing really well with this line now thanks to you. Lots to do I think.

[kiterunner]

I looked those Richard Eato marriages up at the archives yesterday and would you believe, not one of the 3 gives the marital statuses of the bride and groom!

Langford 23 Jan 1772 Richd Eato OTP & Mary Donson OTP married by banns, both made their mark, witnesses Robt Donson and John Houldershaw (serial witness)

Farndon 14 May 1787 Richard Eato of the parish of Langford & Elizabeth Hazard OTP married by banns, both made their mark, witnesses John Hutchinson and John Milner (serial witness)

Newark St Mary 8 Jul 1810 Richard Etoe of Langford & Christiana Hutchinson OTP married by licence, both made their mark, witnesses John Corby and T Capam.

[Margaret in Burton]

Thanks Kate

I think it's the same man though and three wives.

[Margaret in Burton]

Interesting that a witness on the 2nd marriage is John Hutchinson and that his 3rd marriage was to Christiana Hutchinson

[kiterunner]

I think it's the same man though and three wives.

Yes, it looks like that to me too. It would have been useful to know whether Elizabeth Hazard was a spinster or widow, though, wouldn't it?

[Margaret in Burton]

Yes, it looks like that to me too. It would have been useful to know whether Elizabeth Hazard was a spinster or widow, though, wouldn't it?

Yes it would but never mind.

[Del 80]

Hello Marg, I have an interest in the Eato/Eatough/Hayto family, just wondered if you know of Bob Copelands excellent website, it has lots of information on this family, Regards Del.

[Margaret in Burton]

Hello Marg, I have an interest in the Eato/Eatough/Hayto family, just wondered if you know of Bob Copelands excellent website, it has lots of information on this family, Regards Del.

Hi Del

No I don't about this site. Do you have the web address?

It's ok I found it (good old Google)

Welcome to this excellent forum by the way.

[Del 80]

Me again, Marg. Thanks for the welcome,still finding my way around, hope that was of interest to you .Regards, Del.

[borobabs]

Welcome to the forum Del and hope you and Marg find a common link in the family name