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John & Jane Mabey. Help- How do I go back further

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Pete

Pete Report 8 Dec 2007 17:03

The county of Dorset is well served by OPC's. There are numerous transcriptions of parish records available on the sites.


http://www.dorset-opc.com/index.htm

Joanna

Joanna Report 8 Dec 2007 16:58

on familysearch.org there's a marriage of a John Mabey (born 1802, Glasgow, Lanarck, Scotland) to a Jane. Marriage 1825 Mapperton, Dorset. His parents noted as Jonathan Mabey and Mary Joyce.

Claire

Claire Report 8 Dec 2007 16:52

Hi,

Their eldest child was Mary born 1826 in Dorset - most probably Netherbury as this was where I have found details of 4 of her 5 siblings being born.

Thanks Claire

Pete

Pete Report 8 Dec 2007 16:38

Claire,

Do you have any idea where and when their first child was born? It might make searching easier.

Pete

Claire

Claire Report 8 Dec 2007 16:32

Hi, I received my Great Grandfather's birth certificate today and using it I have been able to add generations up to his great Grandfather but now I am stuck. I have a John Mabey born 1802 in Glasgow Scotland & his wife Jane born in 1903 in Longbready Dorset. I need to get John Mabey's birth record & his marriage record ( I believe they married in Dorset) but I'm finding the parish records a little confusing. Does anyone have any tips on how I should be going about finding information ??

Thanks Claire