Genealogy Chat

Yes these are three of his four children, the fourth being Eliza Kingston Probyn bpt abt 1897 at St Marys.

Unfortunately I have never benn able to find a connection with this well to do Probyn family.
No I have never been able to find a will.
Lesley

Name: Mary Warwick Probyn
Baptism Date: 1 Jan 1796 (Born 7 Oct 1793)
Parish: St Mary, Newington
County: Surrey
Borough: Southwark
Parent(s): John Probyn,
Mary Probyn
Record Type: Baptism
Register Type: Parish Register

Name: William Henry Probyn
Baptism Date: 1 Jan 1796 (Born 12 Oct 1794)
Parish: St Mary, Newington
County: Surrey
Borough: Southwark
Parent(s): John Probyn,
Mary Probyn
Record Type: Baptism
Register Type: Parish Register


London and Surrey, England, Marriage Bonds and Allegations, 1597-1921
Name: John Mills Probyn
Event Date: 8 May 1830
Parish: Twickenham
County: Middlesex
Spouse's Name: Eleanor Eccles
Spouse's Age: 21
Spouse's Parish: Twickenham
Spouse's County: Middlesex
Event Type: Allegation
Reference Number: DL/A/D/008/MS10091/208

(are these relating?)

Chris :)

http://histfam.familysearch.org/getperson.php?personID=I85554&tree=Welsh

(is above related, seems to be queries relating on google)

Chris :)


http://www.bristol.gov.uk/page/leisure-and-culture/bristol-wills-indices-1781-1858

(was there a Will?, nothing on National Archives)

Thanks to all for your interest. Yes he is the John Probyn buried in St Pauls ch Bristol in 1844.
I can only tell you what it said on his marriage licence application, in 1791 he is down as an accountant,he married Mary Mills in Bristol. When they moved to Bermondsay he worked as a brewer as is testified to in his obitury. When he died in Bristol in 1844 his death certs states that he was a "commision agent" which I understand is one who acts as an agent for a company. I do not know why he was back in Bristol as his wife and family were all still living in Bermondsay, perhaps it was a temporary thing. I can see that the Broben entry is compatable but as I explained in my initial post I am unable to be sure of any possibility without a cross reference of a place of birth or parents names, without a census to give me a clue he could have been born anywhere. Lesley

What does the death cert say about his occupation?

I can't see how an accountant would change his occupation to a Brewer and move to Surrey from Glous and die in Glous?

You hav'nt told us who he married or how you got to him in the first place.

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name: John Broben
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 29 Oct 1769
baptism/christening place: NEWNHAM,GLOUCESTER,ENGLAND
birth date:
birthplace:
death date:
name note:
race:
father's name: John Broben
father's birthplace:
father's age:
mother's name: Ann
mother's birthplace:
mother's age:
indexing project (batch) number: C03042-1
system origin: England-ODM
source film number: 425477
reference number:

is this his burialname: John Probyn
gender: Male
burial date: 15 Mar 1844
burial place: Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
death date:
death place:
age: 76
birth date: 1768
birthplace:
occupation:
race:
marital status:
spouse's name:
father's name:
father's birthplace:
mother's name:
mother's birthplace:
indexing project (batch) number: V00059-2
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 1596647

I have been searching for the date and place of birth of my 4x great grandfather for many years now, his name was John Probyn bn abt 1768.
He does not appear in the '41c and died in 1844. He married in Bristol in 1791 but no fathers name appears in the register, on the licence application he is shown as an accountant. The family moved to Bermondsay, Surrey in abt 1792 where John was a brewer. Can anyone suggests documents that I might look for that might indicate fathers name or date/place of birth. I have looked in the Bristol apprentices but he does not appear there.
The Probyn name is origionally Welsh and they abound in the Gloucestershire area and spread to local counties and eventually to London but without a cross reference of name or place any possibilities I find are impossible to prove.
Any help gratefully recieved. Lesley Lee