seabrook/hazell

[kiterunner]

Okay, there is a Richard Hazell buried 28 Jan 1784 but I can't read the rest of the entry:
http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/16...nSearchResults

There was a Richard Hazell baptised 17 Jul 1757, born 26 Jun, son of William and Hannah.

[kiterunner]

There is a Richard Hazell marriage to an Arabella Ambler 2 Jul 1781 at St John Horsleydown but they are both "of this parish" and the marriage is by banns. An Arabella Hazel marries a George Brown 16 Sep 1787 at St Mary, Lewisham, but it doesn't say whether she was a widow or spinster on the image which is on Ancestry - obviously not the original marriage record:
http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/16...cklabel=Return

This is getting us nowhere!

[Merry]

Originally Posted by kiterunner

This is getting us nowhere!

A piece of very good luck would be needed to discover where Hannah came from!

[bert]

Gday List Just like to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy new year, and thank for all your help this year.
Bert

[Merry]

Thank you Bert and the same to you and yours....

[bert]

Gday List
It has been a long time sine I last wrote.
I am still looking for information on John Seabrook[ Marine] and his first wife Hannah Hazell
Hope you are all still well and kicking Bert

[kiterunner]

Isn't Hannah Hazell supposed to be the mariner's mother, rather than his first wife?

[bert]

Yes you are quite correct. It seems I wrote my request wrong.
What I meant was,
I am still looking for information on

1 John Seabrook mariner his voyages after 1845 and his death.

2 Anything at all about Hannah Hazell before and after her marriage in 1816 to John Seabrook in St John Hackney. thank you Bert

[kiterunner]

I've looked through the John Seabrook deaths on the online GRO death index from 1848 through to 1861 and none is the right age. But of course it doesn't include deaths at sea.

[Merry]

I have re-read the whole thread to remind myself of everything. Not sure what else we can do at the moment?