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Joseph Jervis

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WoodfortheTrees

WoodfortheTrees Report 4 Jun 2010 14:22

New Update:
Although Flick has posted the marriage of James's Jervis and Mary Martin I have not been able to find it myself so I have been unable to find Jame and Mary's fathers. However, I tried searching for the baptism of James with a father William and came up with this.

County Shropshire
Place Market Drayton
Church St Mary's
BaptismDate 04 Nov 1798
Forename James
FatherForename William
MotherForename Sarah
FatherSurname JERVIS
Abode TYRLEY
FileNumber 9694

I checked on the map and Market Drayton, Tyrley and Mucklestone are all very close together, though Mucklestone is just over the border in Staffordshire. Therefore I think it is safe to assume that this is him. I have also found an Ann (14/01/1796), Thomas (28/02/1796, family living in Almington), Jane (22/05/1791, living Almington, no mother given), Sarah (21/10/1793, living tyrley, no mother given) and a Thomas (05/04/1789, living almington, no mother given), all baptised in Market Drayton.

However, I have not been able to find a William Jervis, although on the 1861 census there is a William Jevis (aged 68) living three doors down from James Jervis, which seems like a large concidence, so I will have to keep researching this. Thanks for all your help so far. Aimmie