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Jemima Winkworth

Female 1803 - 1851  (47 years)


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  1. 1.  Jemima Winkworth was born in 1803 in Hambledon, Hampshire (daughter of Winkworth); died before 1851.

    Notes:

    Ivan, I'm not a relative but have an interest in UK Stoner genealogy.
    Samuel Stoner and Jemima Winkworth had four children baptised in Cheriton.
    24/7/1825 George STONER
    29/12/1826 Maria STONER
    30/3/1828 Samuel STONER
    31/10/1830 Hannah STONER
    Samuel Stoner married at Beauworth on 8/11/1851to Charlotte Jeffreys, and George Stoneer to Harriett Shadwell in 4Q1864. Maria Stoneer married George Merritt in 4Q1850.
    At least, that's how it looks. I hold no certificates.
    Can you confirm or correct any of the above for me?
    Thanks, Alan Stoner

    Jemima married Samuel Stoner on 26 February 1824 in Cheriton, Hampshire, England. Samuel (son of Stoner) was born about 1797 in Beauworth, Hampshire, England; died in January 1887 in Hampshire, United Kingdom. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. George Stoner was born on 19 July 1825 in Beauworth, Hampshire, England.
    2. Maria Stoner was born in 1827 in Beauworth, Hampshire, England; died in Jan 1867 in Bramdean, Hampshire, England.
    3. Samuel Stoner was born about 1828 in Beauworth, Hampshire, UK; died in January 1855 in Titchborne, Hampshire, United Kingdom.
    4. Samuel Stoner was born about 1828 in Beauworth, Hampshire, England.
    5. Hannah Stoner was born in 1830 in Beauworth, Hampshire, UK.
    6. Hannah Stoner was born in 1830 in Cheriton, Hampshire.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Winkworth
    Children:
    1. 1. Jemima Winkworth was born in 1803 in Hambledon, Hampshire; died before 1851.


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