Marriages/Partnerships
Occupations
1833 |
Groom |
1845 |
Servant |
1849 |
Tanner |
1851 |
Labourer |
1851 |
Labourer in Iron Foundry |
1861 |
Laborer |
Also known as
Marriages Witnessed
Note: because marriage records do not indicate the relationship of the witnesses
to the bride and groom, this list represents likely involvement of the individual
on the basis of a name match.
Did You Know?
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It doesn't look like Mary Pavey had any children with her first husband James Martin, but her children with her second husband James Bonds included two sets of twins: Iden Bones and James Bones in 1811 and Henry Bond and Mary Bones in 1816.
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Given that the only other contemporaneous individual I've found with the same unusual name was five years old at the time, I think it likely that the Iden Bonds named as the informant on Mary Pavey's death certificate was her son Iden Bones.
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In 1841 James Bonds and Mary Pavey were living at Catts Cottage in Rotherfield with their youngest son Jesse Bones. Also living at Catts Cottage were a John Pavey and his family, including his young son Iden Pavey who shared his unusual forename with James and Mary's eldest son Iden Bones.
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In 1851 Jesse Bones and his brother Iden Bones were living in the same house in Poplar.
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Iden Bones seems to appear twice in the 1851 census: once listed with his wife in Poplar, and once as a patient in St Thomas Hospital.
Documentary Sources
Source:
PAR 422/34/2/150
East Sussex Record Office
Locations
01/12/1811
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Church, Mayfield, Sussex
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02/08/1833
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Rotherfield, Sussex
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19/04/1845
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Church, Mayfield, Sussex
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19/04/1845
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Sussex
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08/08/1849
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the Parish Church, St Mary Somerset, London
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08/08/1849
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Lambeth Hill, London
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30/03/1851
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5 Tooke St, Poplar, Middlesex
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30/03/1851
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St Thomas Hospital, St Thomas the Apostle, Winchester, Southwark, Surrey
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07/04/1861
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North Sury Cottage, Camberwell, C???den, Surrey
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10/04/1875
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The Parish Church, Rotherfield, Sussex
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10/04/1875
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Mark Cross, Rotherfield, Sussex
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