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Yes Dizzi,

Those are my lot. I haven't quiet worked out, how Elizabeth met and married Henry Dorrell so quickly. Charles and Martha arrived in Victoria, and went overland to South Australia,.......... no short stroll.


Those George"s look interesting, i thought if i found Georges birth, maybe i could search any other children they had and maybe turn up my Charles. He is very hard to pin down.


Thank you so much for taking the time to have a look for me, i really appreciate it.

Cheers

HI IS THIS YOUR TREE OR SOMEONE ELSE

Henry DORRELL 1824-1909 & Eliza MAYNARD 1833-1903
Buckinghamshire, England; Tasmania, Digby, Victoria & Naracoorte, South Australia

Henry DORRELL, b. 1824 Buckinghamshire, England, son of Henry DORRELL & Susannah DAVIS was married at Digby, Victoria in 1853 to Eliza MAYNARD, b. 1833 Sevenoaks, Kent, England, daughter of Charles MAYNARD and Martha LEE.


http://www.ballaratgenealogy.org.au/dig ... orrell.htm

Hi Dizzi,

It is my Elizabeth Maynard, but not a tree generated by me, it is some research done by Daryl Povey, who was doing some convict research. Hence Henry Dorrell, this is the only information he has on the Maynard component.

BUGGER
WOULD YOU LIKED ME O FOLLOW UP ON GEORGE
I SEARCHED ALL LEIGH RECORDS FOR CHARLES SNR
BUT HE WASNT HERE
BUT LEIGH
IS RIGHT NEXT TO SEVENOAKS

HI DIZZI,

THAT WOULD BE GREAT, I KNOW IT IS A BIT OFF TO THE SIDE, AND GEORGE MAY NOT BE RELATED TO MY CHARLES, BUT THE FACT THAT CHARLES AND MARTHA SIGNED GEOIRGE'S MARRIAGE REGISTRATION LEADS ME TO THINK THAT THERE PROBABLY IS A CONECTION. COULD BE BROTHERS OR COUSINS, AND THE SAME FOR THEIR WIVES. IF YOU CAN THINK OF ANYTHING ELSE I CAN TO TRY TO TRACK CHARLES DOWN, DON'T HESITATE TO TELL ME. HE HAS BEEN MY BRICK WALL FOR SUCH A LONG TIME, AND THE WHOLE REASON I STARTED RESEARCHING ALL THOSE YEARS AGO. THANK YOU FOR THE EFFORT YOU HAVE ALREADY PUT IN.


HEATHER

JUST FOR INTEREST

West Kent Quarter Sessions Index
1788-1804



Maynard Robert 1794 (Speldhurst) Discharge of prisoner Brought suit for debt 499
Maynard William 1790 Seal Highway diversion Surveyor of Highways 89,125
Maynard William 1794 (Goudhurst) Bastardy see Jane Evans 445
Maynard William 1799 Militia relief in SFK substitute for Jacob Couchman 415,424
Maynard William 1801 Militia relief in SFK substitute for Jacob Couchman 651
Maynard William 1801 Cranbrook, Marden Discharge from Gaol debtor, labourer 33
Maynard William 1803 Militia relief in SFK Substitute for Jacob Couchman 207

Lee John 1788 Gillingham Meeting Ho. Lic. Dissenter 742
Lee John 1801 Stoke Militia relief in LEI see John Marshall 656,667
Lee John 1802 Bastardy see Mary Terry 61
Lee Robert 1802 Bastardy see Matilda Ann Baker 60

http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Resea ... eal/01.htm

210. Altar Tomb: Top: Mary wife of William MAYNARD died 27 April 1791 aged 41 years. William Maynard of this parish died (?6) February 1800 aged 6(?5) years. likewise William son of above died (?2)4 July 180(?7) age (?30) years. North side: Ann wife of William MAYNARD died 10 August 1786 aged 52 years. South side: Ann daughter of William and Ann Maynard of this parish died 1 June 1784 aged 22 years.

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found charles maynard and
martha lee
put on wattlers
both born shorditch
and other maynards and lee

Missing for years now
Birth of George Armitage abt 1805/06, Yorkshire. We thought Huddersfield but their library and expert researcher Steve Whitwam cannot find him, although there are a number of Georges Steve founded the Huddersfield Historiacal lot and has extensively researched fh in the Huddersfield area so knows families. I have what we think is his death certificate died 2 April 1842 - occupation brickmaker - Huddersfield

His occcupation on my grtgrt grandfather's marriage certificate is brickmaker also and the said's bro's marriage certificate. In 1841 census though his occupation was listed as labourer, wife Mary, children Hannah, Joseph and Sarah, with we think the eldest child William living up the road with another Armitage Eilda Armitage, (who by the way despite sending for death certs cannot find in the 1840 or on the 1851 census)