Family: James Minter / Hannah MOORE (F115)

• Male James Minter

  
  

  Birth	Bef 20 Sep 1846	Great Horkesley, Essex
  Christening	20 Sep 1846	Great Horkesley, Essex
  Death	Mar 1922	Lexden RD
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  Marriage	Sep 1874  [1]	Great Horkesley, Essex  [1]
  Father	Edward Minter | F109 Group Sheet
  Mother	Mary LOCKWOOD | F109 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Hannah MOORE

  
  

  Birth	1855	Great Horkesley, Essex
  Death	Sep 1926	Lexden RD
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  Male William Arthur Minter

  
  

  Birth	Mar 1875	Great Horkesley, Essex
  Christening	1 Aug 1875	Great Horkesley, Essex
  Death	Bef 18 Aug 1934	Lexden RD
  Burial	18 Aug 1934	St Peter, Boxted, Essex
  Spouse	Annie Maria WHIPPS | F194
  Marriage	24 Sep 1910	Register Office, Colchester

  
  

• Notes

  Married: James's wife Hannah appears to be the daughter of Isaac and Sarah Moore.Although Sarah was evidently (per the 1881 census) born in Colchester,there is the following family in the 1861 census, at Great Horkesley: MOORCHRISTIAN 7M MOOREMMA3 MOORHANNAH5 MOORISAAC34 MOORSARAH32 There is no 'e' on the surname but the names tally well. By 1881, Sarah Moore was a widow aged 53, working as a laundress andliving in Brick Kiln Lane with her son Ephrim (sic), 20 and her grandsonFredric, 2. At the same time James, 33 and Hannah, 25, were living withtheir son William, 6 in Colchester Road, West Bergholt. In 1891, James (age given as 41) and Hannah (age given as 33) were livingat Gulson's Farm, Boxted with William, 16 and the following: Ephraim, Brother (sic),25, born GH Ruth Moore, Step sister, age not readable - could be 22 John FARTHING, Nephew, 6 Sarah Moore Mother-in-law (visitor), age not readable - could be 60 In 1901, James, now said to be 50, and Hannah, 44, were living near theQueens Head in Boxted with William, 25 and a boarder, Charles Strutt, 54.Both James and Charles Strutt were farm horsemen. There are some odd things about the dates and relationhips!! Oddest ofall is why Ephraim should be described as James's brother - perhaps itshould have read brother-in-law.

  
  

• Sources

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