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Cheshiremaid Report 30 Sep 2011 00:04


I love an intriguing story Kim. I wonder if Mrs Iremonger's name was Ann? A possible will perhaps ?

http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/RecordDisplaySearchResults.aspx?oid=512255&mode=c&pageNo=11

Linda

Mark

Mark Report 2 Oct 2011 22:28

Kim,

Many thanks for information, a murder that is interesting!! Will report back to my cousin who the direct decendent

Thanks
Mark

Kim

Kim Report 8 Oct 2011 19:19

Hi Mark

The wedding of John Turner and Ann Ironmonger took place on 22 Dec 1846 in St Mary's, Lowgate, Hull. John Turner was described as a bachelor of full age, a brickmaker, son of John, also a brickmaker. Ann Ironmonger was a spinster, a minor and the daughter of Joseph, a labourer. Both sigened with an "x". Both gave the address of 11 Pall Mall Court. Witnesses were Rachel and Elizabeth Smith.

The marriage was conducted by the Rev. John Scott...there were three John Scotts, father, son and grandson who were incumbents at St Mary's over many years. Wetherspoon's have named a boozer over the road "The Three John Scotts" in their honour (i'm sure they would have been delighted!).

If Ann was a minor, it may suggest that this was indeed one of those runaway marriages....
Best wishes

Kim

Mary

Mary Report 8 Oct 2011 19:40

Info off Ancestry
Ann Ironmonger (one of nine children) daughter on Joseph born 1785 Salesby Lincs died 1857 Alford,he married Jane Lakin 25/5/1817 she was born 1796 died 1875.

The tree goes back to Thomas ironmonger 1480 born in Ashley Staffordshire.

please double check info.

Maryb.

Researching:
Farrar, Jessop, Ward, Booth, Wragg, Walsh.

Kim

Kim Report 8 Oct 2011 19:55

Like you, Mary, I'd be rather suspicious about a link to 1480 but the Ironmonger-Lakin information is at least checkable via registers and census returns :-)

Best wishes

Kim in 'ull

Mark

Mark Report 9 Oct 2011 23:04

Kim / Mary,

Many thanks for this further information of great interest

Much appreciated

Mark

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