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From: "william lindsay" <>
Subject: Re: [ENG-SOM-EASTCHINNOCK] Ann templeman married William Patten
Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2007 00:18:56 +1000
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Hello Jill and Jenny
I have burial date for William Patten Middle Chinnock 19 Mar 1869; GRO
differs slightly but Mar 1869 73 y Vol5c P374 fits the 1861 census

William Patten married Ann Templeman 23 Jan 1821 Middle Chinnock by licence;


Ann Patten buried 7 Aug 1835 33yr Middle Chinnock St Margaret;

Children William and Ann Patten: Sarah Ann Patten c1826,Louisa Ann Patten
c1829, James Patten c1824

William Patten is shown as a farmer in 1841, 1851, 1861 census. Louisa Ann
Patten is with him in 1841 1851.

Sarah Ann Patten is with George Dibble Templeman in 1841, 1851 census at
Broadhurst Farm. Sarah Ann married Edmund Hockey Jun Qtr 1863 Yeovil Vol5c
P.825. 1871 census West Chinnock Sarah Ann 35yr (?) Edmund Hockey 32 Mason,
Frederick P 7yr, Albert 1yr

1861 census Middle Chinnock 3 Lower St, William Patten 65yr Widower retired
farmer, James Patten 37yr Unmarried son farmer Chiselborough, George William
Corbin 21 son in law Land owner Chiselborough, Louisa Ann Corbin 32
daughter, Henry F W Corbin 9months. Louisa married George W Corbin Mar Qtr
1859 Yeovil Vol.5c P.823

Thank you for helping sort this out, one of Emma's bequests, but I dont know
who acually got the bequest.

On 2/11/07, Jill Collier <> wrote:
> Hello William.
>
> Sarah Ann Patten (born abt 1826) is George Dibble Templeman's niece per
the
> 1851 census -
> George Dibble Templeman, Head aged 42 - Farmer
> George Dibble Templeman son aged 14
> Sarah Ann Patten, niece aged 25 - farmer's daughter
> Elizabeth Dibble, visitor aged 25, farmer's daughter
>
> Jill
>
>
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