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Walter Alexander of Avebury, Wiltshire - burial detail
My Alexander line hails from Avebury in Wiltshire.
With the help of FMP and now the images on Ancestry I'm trying to piece together this line. There is a burial of a Walter Alexander in 1711, and a baby named Walter was baptised to Thomas and Elizabeth Alexander in 1718. I did a search on any Walter Alexanders from Avebury and found the following: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=...ire%22&f=false Unfortunately, this source doesn't give a date for the burial, which would have been helpful! The PRs for Avebury are in a dreadful state before 1700 so I need all the help I can get. |
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I would say look at note 81 for chapter 18, but a lot of the "notes" pages are not shown in that preview and I can't tell whether that particular note is shown or not.
There is another Walter Alexander burial at Avebury, 24 Oct 1713: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...nSearchResults |
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Ah, here's the story in another book and it says the February after Richard Bayly's burial, so it must be the 19 Feb 1710/11 Walter Alexander burial (Richard Bayly is a few entries before him.)
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=...vebury&f=false |
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I've been searching for note 81, Kate!
Oooh, thanks! I wish I could work out a relationship between him and Thomas Alexander who married an Elizabeth c.1701. |
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Thanks for the other burial, Kate. I have downloaded the image but I am in the process of renaming them. There was a page in the early PRs of dissenters. I'll post it when I can find it. |
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This page is entitled a Register of Dissenters' Children:
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...nSearchResults |
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Here is a Walter Alixander of Avebury (well, Abeuavy, but it has been indexed as Avebury, in the "Wiltshire, England, Marriages" transcriptions) marrying Luce Harbert, also of Avebury 19 Aug 1706 at Marlborough:
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interacti...nSearchResults |
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Ooh, well spotted!
I will have to research this more closely tomorrow. |
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