Sarah JAMES & William SAILWELL (SULLY), Newland (General)
Can any one help me please.
Iam trying to pin down the parents of Sarah James who married William Sailwell on the 19th May 1824 at Newland.
I think it could possibly be Edward James and Eleanor Kear married 3rd November 1800 at Newland.
Wiliam Sailwell murdered Sarah at Ruspidge near Cinderford in May 1829 but at her inquest the coroner estimated her age at about 40
Edwards daughter Sarah was Baptised on the 26th December 1802 at Bream /Newland which would make her only 27 at her death .I can only find one child to this marriage which was Ann Baptised at Parkend 15th August 1826 If any one has any suggestions or Information on this couple.I would be very greatful
Terry
Sarah JAMES & William SAILWELL (SULLY), Newland
The witnesses at this wedding (Charles WILLIAMS and Mary JAMES).
Possibility - Mother/relation ???
1841 census Newland
Spout
Thos JAMES 65 - Ind. born in County
Mary JAMES 65 - not born in County
Mary NAISH - 40 F/S
1851 Census Newland
Back Lane
Thomas JAMES aged 76 , Landed Proprietor, born Coleford, Glos
Mary aged 79 born Hereford Rope (?)
plus 2 servants.
1841 census - Arlingham (Berkley) Upper Division
Ellinor SILWALL - age 40 - Female Servant, not born in County
1881 census - Abergavenny, Monmouthsire
Eleanor SILWALL - 79, unmarried born Lionshall (Lyonshall) Hereford
Ann SAILWELL (SULLY), Newland Prior Thread
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Sarah JAMES & William SAILWELL (SULLY), Newland
Thank you
M P and Slowhands for your input. But have you any suggestions on how i can find Sarah`s parents or have i come to a dead end
Thanks again both
Terry
Sarah JAMES & William SAILWELL (SULLY), Newland
Hello
I have the parents of Sarah JAMES as:
Sarah JAMES baptised 15 Sept 1789 at Mitcheldean.
Base child of Elizabeth JAMES , who goes on to marry William Lee. 6 Oct 1799 Newland.
Elizabeth is bap 16 Mar 1777 Bream , daughter of James James and Martha Price.
Hope this helps Best Regards Graham JAMES