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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for this information, and from admin, it always seemed to me more likely she was from the area, will follow up on both. I especially had never thought about looking for witnesses, who are often relatives. thanks.</p>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You sometimes  get family groups by using the Advanced Search on the FOD site and put say Abenhall and check for HUGGINS witnesses....</p>
<p>i.e.  Richard &amp; Mary HUGGINS were witnesses at a wedding in Abenhall in 1835 and also an Alice HUGGINS married in Abenhall with a Sarah HUGGINS as a witness.</p>
<p>? A - Alice HUGINS  was christened in Ruardean 22 April 1810 John &amp; Ann.  </p>
<p>two more children christened at Newent : John &amp; Ann</p>
<p>Hannah - 14 March 1802 and John - 6 May 1804</p>
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<title>Elizabeth HUGGINS 1799 Newent (reply)</title>
<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This looks like it could be the baptism for her in 1799 at Newent. The distance from Newent to Abenhall is only about 7 miles.</p>
<p>I would not be too concerned with the slight difference in the calculation of her age. Many could not read and write in that period and did not have a piece of paper filed away with details of their birth.</p>
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Entry_Number: 740<br />
Year: 1799<br />
Month: Dec<br />
Day: 8<br />
Parents_Surname: HUGGINS<br />
Child_Forenames: Elizabeth<br />
Fathers_Forenames: James<br />
Mothers_Forenames: Mary<br />
Mothers_Surname: <br />
Residence: <br />
Occupation: <br />
Officiating_Minister: J Foley Vicar<br />
Event: Baptism<br />
Memoranda: <br />
Notes: <br />
Register_Reference: P225 IN1/3<br />
Page_Number: 50<br />
Parish_Chapel: Newent</p>
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<title>Elizabeth HUGGINS born abt 1802 married in Abenhall.</title>
<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am trying to find the birth of Elizabeth HUGGINS 1802.</p>
<p>She was married in Abenhall to Thomas MARSHALL in 1830.</p>
<p>She had 6 children to him then Died on the 19th Jan 1841 aged 38. I have seen her gravestone in Little Dean Cemetery, near the corner of the church by the path, and have a copy of her death certificate.</p>
<p>I have been unable to find her birth and the names of her parents.</p>
<p>As HUGGINS is not a common name I can find very few possibilities for her. I have searched the FOD parish records and can not find her.</p>
<p>Out of Gloucestershire I have 2 possibilities, </p>
<p>The first is 17 Jul 1803 in Stanton st Quintin, Wiltshire. This date does not fit unless her age is incorrect on the death certificate. Can&#039;t find any record of these parents moving to Abenhall.</p>
<p>A better fit is</p>
<p>21 dec 1802 in Hocking Norfolk. Those parents died in Hocking, so also did not appear to have moved to Abenhall.</p>
<p>There are HUGGINS in the Forest of Dean, so my first thoughts are that she is more likely to belong to one of them, although I can find no link.</p>
<p>Does anyone have any information on Abenhall, could she have moved there as a servant? it looks like a very small place.</p>
<p>Unfortunately she did not live long enough to make the 1841 census, and the marriage parish record does not state the names of her parents.</p>
<p>Any thoughts on where I should look next would be appreciated.</p>
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Kind Regards Julie</p>
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