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Old 21-10-15, 06:44
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Mary was listed as aged 2 in 1841, but I suppose they might have meant second year. Her brother Benjamin was listed as 3 (third year?). If this is him he also seems to have dropped his middle name:


Births Dec 1838
PREEDY Benjamin John Woodstock 16 130
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Old 21-10-15, 07:38
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Hmm, that's odd.

Anyway, here's what it shows you:

Name: Mary Dinah Preedy
Registration Year: 1840
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration district: Woodstock
Parishes for this Registration District: View Ecclesiastical Parishes associated with this Registration District
Inferred County: Oxfordshire
Volume: 16
Page: 152

EDIT: Ah, interesting, you found Benjamin as well. I think that strengthens our case, then.
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Old 21-10-15, 15:58
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I'll probably order another couple of certificates this week. I'd like to be able to confirm our Thomas and Mary theory, so their birth and death certificates would be nice.
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I don't think their death certs are likely to confirm much apart from when, where and how they died.

Also, Thomas's birth cert won't confirm that he is Thomas Smith.
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Old 21-10-15, 19:44
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Incidentally, does anyone know the origin of the name Ormonde? One of Charlotte's sons had it as a middle name, and I'm just curious where it would have come from. I'm unaware of it being used previously in the Eighteen, Preedy or French families.

Has anyone ever come across it before as a name?
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I'm guessing it is taken from a surname.
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If it is Vincent, then his middle name is spelt Ormond in some places and Ormonde in others.
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If it is Vincent, then his middle name is spelt Ormond in some places and Ormonde in others.
Yes, that's him, it's just that I've never seen it used elsewhere and I am curious where it came from. I don't know of anyone else having had the name, and it seems an odd name to think up out of nowhere.

It's not important, I was just curious.
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Out of interest, now that we have the GRO search:

SMITH, ELLEN FRENCH
GRO Reference: 1869 D Quarter in READING Volume 02C Page 344

SMITH, EDITH MARY
GRO Reference: 1871 J Quarter in READING Volume 02C Page 336

SMITH, ROSE
GRO Reference: 1872 J Quarter in READING Volume 02C Page 363

SMITH, MARIA ANNIE FRENCH
GRO Reference: 1876 M Quarter in READING Volume 02C Page 357

SMITH, ELIZABETH
GRO Reference: 1877 D Quarter in READING Volume 02C Page 361


These all give Preedy as mother's maiden name. No boys.
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