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pacaine Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott posted on: 8/14/2005 8:05:04 PM My Gt.Grandfather was Joseph Gillott, born in Heanor about 1845. In the 1881 census his wife is listed as Mary A. Gillott. I have found a Gillott marriage on the GRO index 7b 167 Sept Qtr. 1865. There are so many Gillotts in Heanor that I want to know if I have the right one before ordering the marriage certificate. Can anyone please supply Mary A's maiden name? Many Thanks P
suzard Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 8/14/2005 10:26:18 PM Cant find a Joseph Gillott marriage at that time on Freebmd-but there is a birth of George A. Gillott Jun qtr 1866 Basford reg dist-Joseph and Mary A's eldest son (shown on 1881 census )is George -so your date for a marriage of Sept 1865 would fit in -I can get a look up in Heanor church records at Matlock in a couple of weeks time ifyou can wait that long?
pacaine Quote \| Reply \| This message was updated on 10/8/2005 1:58:41 PM by pacaine	Gillott replied on: 10/8/2005 1:58:03 PM It doesn't look as though Suzard's had any luck, so may I ask anyone with access to the Heanor 1851 Census to find a few 3 year old Mary A.names for me to investigate, Many thanks. Phil
suzard Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/9/2005 12:54:15 AM Looked on Friday-no marriage to be found In Heanor St Lawrence that year or one before or after.Other possibility is they married at a chapel in Heanor- no time to check them-but will try again next time Suz
Peter Chamberlain Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/9/2005 5:43:54 PM Two Mary A names in 1861 both born 1848 in Heanor and residing there. Mary A Cowlishaw Mary A Fowler
pacaine Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/10/2005 7:47:37 PM Many thanks Peter. I will check these in the BMD index in my local library to see if they match the marriage ref. for Joseph. Phil
suegill Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/10/2005 9:29:49 PM Was looking on 1841 Census for something else and came across this. Any use? John Gillott 40 Butcher Sarah 35 Martha 15 All in Langley Mill Sue
pacaine Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/11/2005 1:39:39 PM I have found no sign of Mary A Colishaw or Mary A Fowler in the Sept 1865 marriages index, so my GGrandfather married neither of these. I also checked through from A to BAR. alphabetically, but nothing so far. Phil
suegill Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/11/2005 1:47:36 PM There is a birth on IGI for George Gillott 2 Aug 1867 in Ilkeston. Says his parents are Joseph Gillott and Mary Ann Hardy. Sue
pacaine Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/11/2005 5:54:55 PM They certainly had a son George born around that time, so it's one more for me to check. Thanks a lot, Phil
pacaine Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/12/2005 12:50:08 PM Mary Ann Hardy is my GtGrandmother. I found the cross check reference in the BMD index 7b 167, so I can now send for the certificate. Many thanks to all for your help in bringing about this successful conclusion. Phil
pacaine Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/15/2005 12:47:19 PM I now have the marriage certificate. Like my other GGrandparents the Booths, they married in the Independent Chapel in Ilkeston, although both resided in Heanor. Joseph gives his age as 19 and Mary Ann as 18 years. Both fathers are deceased. My next request is for,information about an Abraham Gillott and a John Hardy if you please. Phil
suzard Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/15/2005 1:34:06 PM Glad you found where the marriage was-on Church/Chapel topic and on main site their is some info about the Independant in Heanor-some of my ancestors from the Heanor Area were baptised/buried there-some married at the Independant in Ilkeston-and they were from the Heanor area-so it wasn't uncommon for them to do this.
RMMee Moderator Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/15/2005 1:40:25 PM Certainly there is documented evidence that people regularly walked from the Heanor area to Ilkeston for their Sunday devotions. If there wasn't the right branch of methodism in the area where you lived, you walked to the nearest!
suegill Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/15/2005 3:27:36 PM Joseph and Mary Ann Gillott are buried in Heanor Cemetery, both in Grave 5862. There is nothing for them on the Memorial Inscriptions Microfiche. Joseph Gillott of Derby Rd buried 01/04/08 age 63 Mary Ann Gillott 12/6/1911 of Smeaton Street buried 12/6/1911 also age 63. There are loads of Gillotts listed in Roger Hellings burial transciption (he's got to 1910). If you want to send me your e-mail I can send them and the Hardys to you. Sue
pacaine Quote \| Reply \|	Gillott replied on: 10/15/2005 7:59:38 PM Yes please. My email is pacaine@hotmail.com Thanks Phil
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