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Samuel 2397 and Elizabeth 2398 Green
Samuel 2397 is the head of one of the oldest trees in London, though we don't know how he got there. Samuel married Elizabeth 2398 Green on 23 Aug 1780 in Bethnal Green. He was a cooper and a yeoman. They obtained a licence 20 Aug 1789 and were married 23 August 1789 - it has Samuel Gotts of the parish of All Hallows the Less 22 years and upwards marrying Elizabeth Green of the parish of Hornchurch Essex, spinster aged nineteen and upwards with the consent of her father John Green. It was also signed by John Green and Samuel. Their children were:
Samuel 3261 b 1789 London
Mary Ann 2399 b 1791 Bethnal Green
Ann 2400 b 1794 Bethnal Green
Francis 1033 b 1798 Bethnal Green, d 1862 Lewisham
Jane 1034 b 1800 Bethnal Green, d 1868 Lambeth
Question: Where did Samuel come from? Where was he born and how did the family get to London?
Francis 1033 and Jane 1035 Reynolds
Francis 1033 married Jane Reynolds in 1819 in Hackney. Jane was born in 1797 and died in 1880 aged 82, in Bethnal Green. Their children were all born in Bethnal Green:
Mary Ann Jane 1036 b 1820, m William Fenwick
John William 1037 b1822, d 1901 West Ham
Francis 1038 b 1824 m Sarah 3184 Hall Possible death of Francis in 1862 W Ham, but could be Francis 1033 as well. Francis is shown in the 1851 census as a candlemaker.
Matthew Henry 1039 b 1826, d 1883 Mile End
Joseph 1040 b 1828, m Susannah 1044 Martin at St Martin in the Fields, Westminster in 1850.
Mark 1041 b 1831 d 1904 Mile End
John William 1037 and Ann 1042 Wright
John William 1037 married Ann Wright in 1844 at Hackney. Ann was born in 181 in Windsor and died in 1895 in West Ham. They had four children born in various parts of London:
Jane Charlotte 1047 b 1847 Bethnal Green
John Henry 1046 b 1847 Walworth
Francis 2401 b 1850 Newington
Samuel 2209 b 1852 Newington
John William was noted as a 'keeper of animals' in Newington in the 1851 census.
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