Good grief Slowhands; what kept you?!!! How's that for a swift reply?

The interpretation now becomes clear - Oakham = Holcombe : Amey = Annie. The connection is now made. Well done.

http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/SOM/Holcombe/index.html

Holcombe nr Kilmersdon ( Shepton Mallett)

1871
Ann Carey abt 1849 Holkham, Somerset, England Servant Lyncombe and Widcombe Somerset

1861
Elizabeth Cary abt 1821 Kilmersdon, Somerset, England Head Kilmersdon Somerset
Emily Alice Cary abt 1856 Kilmersdon, Somerset, England Daughter Kilmersdon Somerset
Job Cary abt 1853 Kilmersdon, Somerset, England Son Kilmersdon Somerset
John Cary abt 1857 Kilmersdon, Somerset, England Son Kilmersdon Somerset
Mary Ann Cary abt 1859 Kilmersdon, Somerset, England Daughter Kilmersdon Somerset
Philip Cary abt 1852 Kilmersdon, Somerset, England Son Kilmersdon Somerset
William Cary abt 1844 Holcombe, Somerset, England Son Kilmersdon Somerset

1851
George Cary abt 1821 Holcombe, Somerset, England Head Kilmersdon Somerset
Elizabeth Cary abt 1821 Kilmersdon, Somerset, England Wife Kilmersdon Somerset
Alfred Cary abt 1846 Holcombe, Somerset, England Son Kilmersdon Somerset
Ann Cary abt 1848 Holcombe, Somerset, England Daughter Kilmersdon Somerset
John Cary abt 1850 Kilmersdon, Somerset, England Son Kilmersdon Somerset
William Cary abt 1844 Holcombe, Somerset, England Son Kilmersdon Somerset

Name: Ann Elizabeth Cary
Year of Registration: 1848
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Shepton Mallet
County: Somerset
Volume: 10
Page: 432

http://www.forum.forest-of-dean.net/index.php?mode=thread&id=1959#p1960

Transcription as "Amey" could be "Anney"

1881 Yorkley
Milson Hatton abt 1848 West Dean, Gloucestershire, England Head West Dean Gloucestershire
Amey Hatton abt 1848 Oakham, Somerset, England Wife West Dean Gloucestershire

Name:Annie Elizabeth Cary
Name: Milsom Hatton
Year of Registration: 1876
Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar
District: Frome
County: Somerset
Volume: 5c
Page: 729

1871
Thomas Hatton abt 1800 West Dean, Gloucestershire, England Head West Dean Gloucestershire
Ann Hatton abt 1809 Blakeney, Gloucestershire, England Wife West Dean Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Hatton abt 1835 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Daughter West Dean Gloucestershire
Wilson Hatton abt 1848 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Son West Dean Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Marris abt 1859 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Granddaughter West Dean Gloucestershire
Thomas Morris abt 1861 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Grandson West Dean Gloucestershire

1861
Thomas Hatton abt 1801 West Dean, Gloucestershire, England Head West Dean Gloucestershire
Ann Hatton abt 1808 Blakeney; Woodside, Gloucestershire, England Wife West Dean Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Hatton abt 1834 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Daughter West Dean Gloucestershire
George Hatton abt 1839 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Son West Dean Gloucestershire
Milson Hatton abt 1847 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Son West Dean Gloucestershire
Edmund Morris abt 1831 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Son-in-law West Dean Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Morris abt 1858 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Daughter West Dean Gloucestershire
Thomas Morris abt 1860 Yorkley, Gloucestershire, England Son West Dean Gloucestershire

1851 Bailey Hill
Thomas Hatton abt 1801 Newland, Gloucestershire, England Head West Dean Gloucestershire
Ann Hatton abt 1808 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Wife West Dean Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Hatton abt 1835 West Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter West Dean Gloucestershire
George Hatton abt 1840 West Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son West Dean Gloucestershire
Harriett Hatton abt 1837 West Dean, Gloucestershire, England Daughter West Dean Gloucestershire
Thomas< JAMES ?> Hatton abt 1829 East Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son West Dean Gloucestershire
Thomas Hatton abt 1831 West Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son West Dean Gloucestershire
William Hatton abt 1836 West Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son West Dean Gloucestershire
William <MILSON ?> Hatton abt 1848 West Dean, Gloucestershire, England Son West Dean Gloucestershire

Name: Milson Hatton
Year of Registration: 1847
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Monmouth (1837-1939)
County: Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Monmouthshire
Volume: 26
Page: 76

1841 Yorkley
James Hattan abt 1821 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest, Gloucestershire

1841 Yorkley
Thomas Hatton abt 1806 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest, Gloucestershire Wood Cutter
Ann Hatton abt 1811 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest, Gloucestershire
James Hatton abt 1829 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest, Gloucestershire
Thomas Hatton abt 1831 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest, Gloucestershire
William Hatton abt 1833 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest, Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Hatton abt 1835 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest, Gloucestershire
Hariet Hatton abt 1836 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest, Gloucestershire
George Hatton abt 1839 Gloucestershire, England Dean Forest, Gloucestershire

Year: 1826
Month: Mar
Day: 14
Grooms_Surname: HATTON
Grooms_Forenames: Thomas
Grooms_Age:
Groom_Condition: Bachelor
Grooms_Occupation:
Grooms_Residence: Hundred of St Braivels
Grooms_Fathers_Surname:
Grooms_Fathers_Forenames:
Grooms_Fathers_Occupation:
Brides_Surname: BIDDINGTON
Brides_Forenames: Ann
Brides_Age:
Brides_Condition: Spinster
Brides_Occupation:
Brides_Residence: Hundred of St Briavels
Brides_Fathers_Surname:
Brides_Fathers_Forenames:
Brides_Fathers_Occupation:
Licence_or_Banns: Banns
Date_of_Banns:
Signature_or_Mark: Both sign
Witness_1: William Morse
Witness_2: Pheby James
Other_Witnesses:
Officiating_Minister: H. Douglas Vicar
Event: Marriage
Memoranda:
Notes:
Register_Reference: P227 IN 1/11
Page_Number: 178
Parish_Chapel: Newland

Good grief Slowhands; what kept you?!!!

now why did I adopt the Slow adjective ???

I am researching my family tree and have become side tracked to the youngest son of Thomas Hatton c1807 & Ann Biddington c1808. Milson Hatton, born in Yorkley, appears in the 1881 census married to 'Amey Hatton', both aged 33. Milson was a collier and Amey is shown as having been born in Oakley, Somerset. Neither appear in the 1891 census but intriguingly a Milson Hatton, apparently living in Canada with the same background credentials, appears in a search on Ancestry.com but married to Ann Elizabeth Cary. They married in 1876 but where the marriage took place is not given. Could they be the one and the same and if so what happened to 'Amey'? Was her name mis-spelled? Looking at the 1881 census page I cannot see that the name Amey could be mistaken for Annie unless, bearing in mind literary standards were poor, the census in those days were completed phonetically through a third party.

If anyone can point me in the direction of obtaining marriage details or any details post 1881 of Milson I will be very grateful.

Hi, are you still looking for info re Milson Hatton? If so I have info about him regarding his life in Canada.
KathleenPick

There is an FTDNA web-site covering the Hatton Family (http://www.familytreedna.com). My Y-DNA matches 35 out of the 37 alleles of the Hatton Family. This means I share a common recent paternal ancestor with the Hatton Family (along with the Lewis and Pask Families). I am unable at the moment to reconcile my documented ancestry with these DNA findings. I look forward to seeing the ancestry of the Hatton Family of the Forest of Dean back to before the year 1640 so that this reconcilliation can occur. My ancestry is on this site (http://www.forest-of-dean.net / downloads / Miscellaneous / Thomas_Morgan_born_circa_1642_Pedigree.pdf).
Chris Morgan.

Milson Hatton emigrated to Springhill Nova Scotia from Yorkley in 1887, to work in the coal mines there. I have just come back from Canada and visited Springhill. We went to his last known address in Wolsely Street. There are still Hattons living in that street! We met the great, great grandaughter of Milson. She was the image of my late mother in law, his great, great niece. If anyone would like info regarding Milson's journey to Canada and his time in Springhill I am happy to help.
Kind Regards to all Hatton researchers!