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1. [Ashdown] ASHDOWN in Frindsbury, Wilmington, West Malling, Crayford in Kent, England > Australia [1]
Hello Mary and Fellow Listers I am researching my ancestors John ASHDOWN & wife,Sarah Birth: ABT 1780 in possibly Kent, England Children Isaac ASHDOWN b: 13 SEP 1802 in Frindsbury, Kent, John ASHDOWN b: 11 JUN 1804 in Frindsbury, Kent, (*) Sarah ASHDOWN b: 11 JUL 1806 in Wilmington, Kent, Sophia ASHDOWN b: ABT 1815 in Crayford, Kent, My direct line is John ASHDOWN (*) Birth: 11 JUN 1804 in Frindsbury, Kent, England Baptism: 1 JUL 1804 Frindsbury, Kent, England Occupation : Baker Marriage 1 Harriet SMI
2. [Ashdown] 1871 Census - London [1]
Horn & Chequers public house, Emmett St, Poplar: ref - 583. 126 Ann Ashdown - single - 20 - general servant - born Wapping 25, Garford St, Poplar: ref - 583. 129 Henry Ashdown - head - single - 24 - pilot - Poplar Sarah - mother - widow - 60 - house keeper - Poplar George - single - son* - 16 - butcher - Poplar * probably means son of the mother and brother to the head of the family.
3. [Ashdown] Mary Ashdown 1746 [1]
Hi everyone, My interest in the ASHDOWN surname starts with Mary born 29.3.1746 in Mayfield,Sussex. She married Thomas Dann my ancestor. Her parents were William 29.9.1719 and Mary Pratt. William was the son of Alexander (Burwash 1693) and Ann Forster. I was born in London in 1936 and moved to Australia with my husband and 4 children in 1972. We now live on nearly 20 acres near the historic town of Ballarat in Victoria. Home of the Eureka Stockade and Sovereign Hill. Just wondered if anyone was rese
4. [Ashdown] 1871 census - London [1]
584 ff 17 12, Wades Place, Poplar Thomas Ashdown - head - 21 - shipwright - Limehouse Caroline - wife - 25 - Poplar Caroline - dau - 1 - Poplar 586 ff 29 276, High St, Poplar Sophia Ashdown - single - 18 - general servant - London Mx.
5. [Ashdown] Web Site updated [1]
Hi Everyone, Hope you all had a lovely Christmas and/or holiday season. I have uploaded the latest edition of the Ashdown Heritage web pages. I think I have all the lineages, websites and brickwalls you have sent in included and there is quite a bit on the research pages. Lots more to add yet and hopefuly (when I work out how to do it) a search engine will be added. Don't hesitate to let me know what I am doing wrong, it's the only way I'll learn - but please be gentle or I'll cry ;-) Kind Regards
6. [Ashdown] George Ashdown - Kent 1804 [1]
My connection with the Ashdown family starts with George Ashdown (my 3rd great grandfather), who was born it is believed in St Paul's Cray, West Kent Parish, Kent in England in about 1804. Very little is known of his parentage. It is believed that George was the son of George Ashdown. This assumption is based on the death certificate of a James Ashdown, believed to be a nephew, who was witness to two of the weddings that took place in Beechworth of children of Ellen Ashdown, George's daughter. An
7. [Ashdown] Web site is on-line again [1]
Hi Everyone, Sorry for the delay. I now have our Ashdown website back on line. It only has a few bits in it at the moment - some 1891 census information (thanks Norma) in the research pages and the web site links (ours and others) have a bit in. Let me know if you can see any glaring problems. There is heaps of information to add but I am working full time and we are getting electrical storms in the evening so it is cutting down on available computer time. I'll add bits to it as I get the time. M
8. [Ashdown] Welcome [1]
Hi Everyone, Welcome to the new Ashdown-UK mailing list. I am Mary Rogers (nee Ashdown), the list owner and am contactable most of the time at this address if you have any problems or questions you would like to speak to me privately about. We now have 12 subscribers so it is a good time to get an idea of what you would like to see (or make) happen. My initial aim is to try to assemble all of the data about we can gather about the Ashdown family and it's origins in the UK into one place and for thi
9. Re: [Ashdown] family [1]
Hi All I have a similar problem with the ASHDOWN and DALTON names in the Crayford and Swanley areas of Kent. John ASHDOWN married Susan DALTON in 1823 Sutton-at-Hone. Ellen Matilda, their daughter, is sometimes referred to as ASHDOWN, sometimes as DALTON. John is referred to on Ellen's marriage certificate as John ASHDOWN DALTON. John's occupation was given on one occasion as musician, on another as labourer. Ellen Matilda married Cornelius TAGG in 1845 and they emigrated with 4 boys to Sydney in 1855 on t
10. [Ashdown] family [1]
When looking through the 1871 London census came across:- ref 794 ff 32 5, Country Cottages, Plumstead Samuel P. Ashdown - head - widower - 56 (?) brickmaker - born Brighton Sophia - dau - 12 - scholar - Eastbourne Saml. - son - 8 - scholar - Eastbourne Rosina - dau - 6 - scholar - Seaford Alfred - son - 4 - scholar - Plumstead Emily - dau - 1 - Plumstead
11. [Ashdown] Mary Maud [1]
Looking for details on Mary Maud Ashdown, born 24 Dec 1852, d/o James Ashdown & Mary Gurr. Birth registered in St. Mary in the Castle, Hastings. Mary Maud Ashdown married 28. Feb 1875 to Frederick George Elson in Chelsea, London. Does anybody know of any siblings or her grand parents. Does anybody know why she married in London? Have not found her on the London 1871 census. T.I.A. DaveH.
12. [Ashdown] family [1]
I am looking for a JAMES ASHDOWN who was nominated as the father of George SHEDER (SHEADER) from Mary SHEDER in IDEN Sussex born 1814. This George arrived in Australia as SHEADER and then changed his name to ASHDOWN within 2-3 years of arriving. He brought with him a wife JANE (CARMAN ) whom he married in 1835. They had with them 2 children James, and Mary Jane who later became my great grandmother when she married George MILLS who had originated from Widford Oxfordshire, born 1829. That is a short h
13. Re: [Ashdown] 1871 Census - London [1]
At 07:31 PM 29/12/2003, David Hamilton wrote: >Horn & Chequers public house, >Emmett St, Poplar: ref - 583. 126 Thank you David, You are doing a great job. I have added it to the census pages and uploaded the latest edition. http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~rogers/Ashdown_census_research.html Many thanks, Mary Bendigo Australia List Owner of ASHDOWN-UK Mailing List http://home.iprimus.com.au/mairibeth/
14. [Ashdown] ASHDOWN (london?)Charlie,Lil,Pat,Phil,Barbara....... [1]
I would be particularly grateful for any information about Pat/Philip/Barbara ASHDOWN (my cousins) who I think would have been born just before or during WW2 in SE London. Their father, Charlie, was working about 1950 at Sidcup, Kent firestation. Paul Windley
15. [Ashdown] Interests [1]
Hello Listers My roots are set down in Withyham and Rotherfield and in the 1851 census my ggggrandfather's address was merely shown as 'edge of forest'. My grandfather was the first to move away from the area and that was only as far as Brighton. If you visit my site you can follow my line back to John ASHDOWN who was baptised at St Denys, Rotherfield in 1704 and married Mary Ovenden in 1729. There were several 'Johns' around at that time and I have yet to establish which of three ways back is the correc
16. Re: [Ashdown] family [1]
At 12:05 PM 14/12/2003, Jean Piddington wrote: >I am looking for a JAMES ASHDOWN who was nominated as the father of George >SHEDER (SHEADER) from Mary SHEDER in IDEN Sussex born 1814. This George >arrived in Australia as SHEADER and then changed his name to ASHDOWN >within 2-3 years of arriving. He brought with him a wife JANE (CARMAN >) whom he married in 1835. They had with them 2 children James, and >Mary Jane who later became my great grandmother when she married George >MILLS who had origina
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