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Trying to find Crisp

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Prussian Report 18 May 2007 09:10

My uncle's ggg grandfather James, the son of John and mary CRISP, was born in marylebone middlesex, england on 25 June 1791 and baptised at st martins in the Fields on 14 July 1791 - or he was the son of george and rebecca CRISPE and was born 12 une 1791 and baptised at st george's, hanover square on 3 july 1791. Can anyone throw light on the marylebone CRISPs of 1791or suggest a way of tracing the families rrior to 1791 to establish if they are connected? Gordon

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Paternal surname is MARTIN. Associated names include, Barnett, Biggs, Bond, Candy, Flattery, SharkeySherkey/Shirkey. Earliest known MARTIN came from Magdeburg, Prussia (now Germany) and settled in Frome, Somerset, England in 1815. Known, maternal surnames are CRISP (mother), GORDON (grandmother), FRYAR (great grandmother) and NORMAN (great great grandmother).