Susannah Lewis (MFMM)
 

OH's rellie! And I've not done much on her at all. All dates from census, Free BMD etc - no certificates yet:o

Name - Susannah Lewis
Date and place of birth - 1834 either Payhembury, Devon or Hoddington, Devon!
Names of parents - not known
Date and place of baptism - not known
Details of each of his or her marriages - William Grayland, 1863, Romford, Essex
Occupation(s) - none
Addresses where they lived (including county if in UK) -
1841 -
1851 -
1861 -
1871 - Augustine Street, Poplar, East London/Esssex
1881 - Sidney Street, Poplar, East London/ Essex

Date, place and cause of death - 1899, Romford, Essex
Date and place of burial / cremation. - Not Known
Details of will / administration of their estate - None
Memorial inscription - None

A couple of their children ended up in Romford where their father was born and where Susannah and William married so I suspect they may have died in that area....

Marriage cert would give her fathers name.

Susannah Lewis and William Grayland
1863 Romford
Dec qtr 4a 150

Only one that shows up in 1851 searching for Sus" Lewis born 1834 +/- 2 years in Devon was born in Dartmouth parents John and Elizabeth.

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?...c=&pid=6610706

I know I'll have to bite the bullet and start sending for certs for OH's family but his family don't show much interest and I grudge spending the money when there's still stuff to get for my side!!

I had spotted the 1851 entry, Margaret but as you say - I need the cert to be sure.....

Edit - Hoddington was the transcribed entry on 1881 census ( i think!) it could be Honington... off to check now! Just checked - definitely Hoddington!

I've just found a probable death for Susannah in 1899. Have amended the original posting.

Do you have the birth certs for any of her children to confirm that Lewis was her maiden name, or could it be she was married before and Lewis was her first husband's name? She would have been quite old for a first marriage when she married William.

I'm cooking supper but will look later, Sue!

My schoolfriend's father was Vicar of Payhembury in the 1960s. :) I used to play there a lot - we lived in Honiton just a few miles away!

Do you mean "Hoddington"? Yes , you do!

The locals say "Huniton" not "Honiton".
I've just read your post re. the name.

Nope! No certs! You're all making me feel very guilty for not approaching this side of the tree in the correct way! I knew there was a reason for not posting about them before, lol! My side is fully documented, I promise!
Yes, she could have married before - there is in 1881 two sons named John which is odd but they are only 2 yrs apart and both born after the marriage.

Is Hoddington possible then, Elizabeth? There's no mention in Genuki and when I googled it the only place that came up was nr Basingstoke....