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    missing christenings of 3rd & 4th great grandmothers
    although I find their marriages in the Colchester CofE, I haven't succeeded yet in finding their christenings which might be nonconformist, I don't know.

    3x great grandmother Hannah Smith b. 12 Dec 1785 children's names were Joseph Aubrey, Maria Ann, William H., John, Hannah Lydia, James, and Josiah A.

    4x great grandmother Elizabeth Richards b. 1758+-2 years children's names were William, James, Joseph, Elizabeth, Hezekiah Richards, Mary Richards, Ann, John Wainwright, Hannah, Thomas, Maria.

    since no child bears Elizabeth's f-i-l's name, it is possible that her father's name is also not among these, but there is hope in Hezekiah and Mary being names of relations.

    I've already traced the Hezekiah Richards of Colchester family down from Hezekiah Richards b. 1791 in Lawford, though I have not succeeded in accessing Lawford records, only those from his removal to Colchester. no, I have not found removal papers, just found he moved to Colchester and joined the Wesleyan Methodist church there. if anyone has access to Lawford church records I'm told he was christened there on 13 Oct 1791, the son of Hezekiah Richards and Ann Harris. I'd like to see this record.

    thank you for your assistance

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    Hello neko

    CAn you let me know where you are located in the world, the reply I have in mind may be affected by this!

    elsabels



    Neko - Hannah Smith 1785 of Colchester this is linked, I think, yo the above posting!
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    Hi Neko

    I gather there is another thread with a lot of useful information but in order to find the right parish records we need to know what they are - a cursory look has revealed not very much and that is because there are a lot of Colchester records. So I have started with this..

    1851 Richards HO107/1781/F406 living at 13 North Hill, Colchester, Essex
    Hezekiah 37 Head Tobacco pipe Maker Colchester, Essex
    Hannah 27 Wife b Colchester Essex
    1851 Richards HO107/1781/457 living at 17 George Lane, Colchester, Essex
    Hezekiah 59 Head Cordwainer Lawford, Essex
    Richards Elizabeth 58 Wife - Wivenhoe, Essex
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    Hi Neko - just to diversify a moment -I have found some parish records for Essex and it gives the following churches for COLCHESTER Essex

    ST BOLTOP - ST GILES- ST JAMES- ST JOHNS THE EVANGELIST- ST LEONARD- ST MARTIN -ST MARY MAGDELINE-ST MARY AT THE WALLS-
    ST NICHOLAS- ST PAUL- ST PETER-ST RUNWALD- HOLY TRINITY- ST STEPHEN- ST ANNE-ALL SAINTS

    COLCHESTER
    Baptist - which was a baptist church
    Castle Methodist - which was a methodist church
    Colchester Garrison - which was a RC church
    Congregational- which was a methodist church
    Congregational - which was a congregational church
    Dutch Church - which was an unknown church
    Primative Church- which was a methodist church
    Society of friends - which was a Quaker church



    whow so there is a lot of scope to find what you want.
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    Good Evening Neko

    I had a look at the Family Search site to try and pin down the right church and found similar record to yours -however the churches were different ..

    These are children born to JOSEPH AND HANNAH CROSS all for Colchester
    Maria Ann b27 Aug 1809 c 27 Oct 1815 - st Nicholas
    William b 2 Sept 1811 c 19 Oct 1815- St Nicholas
    John b 2 Aug 1815 c 29 Oct 1815- St Nicholas
    Joseph b13 Aug 1807 c 10 Jan 1808 - St Nicholas

    Children born to HEZEKIEL AND CATHERINE CROSS all for Collchester
    Rebecca b 16 Sep 1818 c 11 Dec 1834 St Nicholas
    Edward b 4 Dec 1829 c 2 Nov 1834 - St Nicholas


    MARRIAGES in St Nicholas Colchester

    JOSEPH CROSS TO ELIZABETH RICHARDS ON 28 JUNE 1778

    HEZEKIAH RICHARD CROSS TO CATHERINE TELL ON 28 DEC 1811- I have found children of these at another church and I think I have found H birth records for St nicholas
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    Hi Neko

    There is definately a lot of the Cross family in the Colchester Quakers Church that go way back to the 1600's and can help that way if you so wish.

    I can confirm as you know already JOSEPHCROSS OF 1807 CH 10 JAN 1808 at st Nicholas Church - methodist - Colchester- parents Joseph and Hannah

    However I am concentrating on the two Hannah's at the moment and will get back to you later.
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    Hi Neko

    I dont know if you want to consider this census - the details are slightly different to one posted previouslybut the orginal is available if want to have a look.

    1841 CROSS HO107/0344/15/F7 living at Bank Buildings, Colchester St Peter, Essex
    Elizabeth 80 Independent Yes
    Mary 40 Independent Yes
    Hannah 35 Independent Yes
    Joseph 55 Independent Yes

    Also in the 1841 census including the above Hannah Cross are others who are aged 25 - 65 making the eldest born in 1776 all in Essex but not necessarily born there. I can investigate further if you wish.


    The same exercise for Joseph Cross reveals the eldest is born in 1761 age 80 and others down to 30 or less
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