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Hi I am trying to find a birth records for a Rebecca Trickett or Louisa Rebecca Trickett born about 1834.
Father George Trickett
Mother Louisa Trickett nee Officer/Offiler
They were married 1832 9th July, Parish of Sneinton,City of Nottingham
Louisa (mother) was born in Tewkesbury,Gloucestershire. she was christened 6th April 1817 in Tewkesbury,
Am trying to comfirn if there was actually a child born between these two, as George was in goal from late Sept 1832 until late Sept 1833, he was sentenced as a convict for life to Australia, and arrived in early 1834.
If possible would like certificate numbers as to order certificates for confirmation of birth.
Any help, would be greatly appreciated.
cheers
Christine
Australia

Hi Christine
there is a tree on Ancestry with Rebecca Trickett in it . They have her marrying Henry Bonser 1861 at Basford Nottingham

Births, marriages and deaths weren't registered until 1 July 1837 so you're not going to find a certificate.

Rose

You won't get a certificate as registrations didn't begin until Sept qtr 1837.

The best you can hope for is a baptism but there's nothing showing on IGI.

Christine

Thanks for the quick replys.
I know that there is a tree on ancestry with a Rebecca if it is thru a Yvonne or yvonnegoldtrail, then there is also doubts as to her being a Trickett, her connection is back around 1700 and is a daughter of a Trickett, the daughter married etc and goes on for about 4 generations, and then switches to the husbands wife fathers side, and goes down to about 4-5 generations and then her, funny part is, that she does not have her side on line for the Trickett family that I have found, but decided to go down my line as I am a direct descendent until my grandmother, and is using this as her Trickett family with all the people in it, some who became historians.
anyway if it is her, she has not done any research on Rebecca as I asked where she got the info from but she was too busy to answer me.
If it is not her, then would be interested to know who she got info from, as George was in goal from late 1832 until late 1833, as he was convicted and sentenced to death, but was later given life in Australia,and arrived in Sydney Cove, early 1834.
Does the wife have visits to her husband if he was a convict and in goal or if he is on another ship, because the goal is too full and is awaiting for the ship to come in to take him to Sydney Cove, Australia,.
would someone have any info on that please as well.
thanks
Christine

Looks like Louisa remarried under her maidenname to John Summers

Marriages Jun 1841 (>99%)

OFFICER Louisa Basford 15 651

SUMMERS John Basford 15 651

1851
Louisa Summers
Age: 34
Estimated birth year: abt 1817
Relation: Wife
Spouse's name: John
Gender: Female
Where born: Tewksbury, Gloucestershire, England

Civil parish: Basford
Ecclesiastical parish: New Basford
County/Island: Nottinghamshire
Country: England

Street Address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Disability:

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Registration district: Basford
Sub-registration district: Basford
ED, institution, or vessel: 3g
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 91
Household Members:
Name Age
John Summers 36
Louisa Summers 34
William Summers 7
Edward Summers 3
Bertha Summers 1

OK this Rebecca Tricket , what happened to her, we should trace back from what you know for sure about her.

George Tricket , there are 2 transported at around the same time
1. on ship Fairlie 1833 trial in Lincolnshire
2. on ship Westmoreland 1834 trial in Nottingham

I can't find this marriage of George Tricket to Louisa Officer except as an unsourced records on family trees. Do you have the actual record?

Marriages Mar 1861 (>99%)
Bonser Henry Radford 7b 165
Trickett Rebecca Radford 7b 165

For ref.


1861 England Census
about Louisa Bonser
Name: Louisa Bonser
Age: 27
Estimated birth year: abt 1834
Relation: Wife
Spouse's name: Henry
Gender: Female
Where born: Basford, Nottinghamshire, England

Civil parish: Basford
County/Island: Nottinghamshire
Country: England



Registration district: Basford
Sub-registration district: Basford
ED, institution, or vessel: 2
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 104
Household Members:
Name Age
Henry Bonser 21
Louisa Bonser 27
Eliza Eddishaw 5 daughter ?
Samuel Eddishaw 1 4 Mo son ?


1871 England Census
about Henry Bonser
Name: Henry Bonser
Age: 30
Estimated birth year: abt 1841
Relation: Head
Spouse's name: Rebecca
Gender: Male
Where born: Allington, Lincolnshire, England
Civil parish: Codnor and Loscoe
Ecclesiastical parish: Codnor
Town: Codnor
County/Island: Derbyshire
Country: England
Registration district: Basford
Sub-registration district: Greasley
ED, institution, or vessel: 3b
Household schedule number: 19
Household Members:
Name Age
Henry Bonser 30
Rebecca Bonser 37
Eliza Bonser 14
Samuel Bonser 11
Archer Bonser 27 brother

Christine

I have seen some of the trees on ancestry with this family in and the data relating to Rebecca Louisa Tricket seems to have been plucked out of thin air

There is a hand written note attached to one of the trees supposedly the marriage of Louisa Officer to George.

According to the Australian trees George married in Aus in 1844

If you really want to find out about this Rebecca then I suggest that you get her marriage certificate and clear up the dispute once and for all.

This looks like the birth of Samuel Eddishaw who is down as son in 1861.

Births Jun 1860 (>99%)
EDDYSHAW Samuel Basford 7b 151

Christine

it might help if we could find

Louisa Officer / Tricket in 1841

& Rebecca Louisa Trickett in 1841 & 1851

I've tried but no luck so far

anyone else want to try???

1851

Rebecca Prickett
[Rebecca Offilow]
Age: 17
Estimated birth year: abt 1834
Relation: Granddaughter
Father's Name: Joseph
Gender: Female
Where born: Radford, Nottinghamshire, England

Civil parish: Basford
County/Island: Nottinghamshire
Country: England

Street Address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Disability:

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Registration district: Basford
Sub-registration district: Basford
ED, institution, or vessel: 3c
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 172
Household Members:
Name Age
Ann Offilow 78 Denby, Derbyshire, England
Joseph Offilow 34 Lenton, Nottinghamshire, England
Rebecca Prickett 17

1841
Ann Offiler
Age: 60
Estimated birth year: abt 1781
Gender: Female

Civil parish: Radford
Hundred: Broxtow (South Division)
County/Island: Nottinghamshire
Country: England

Street Address:

Occupation:

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Registration district: Radford
Sub-registration district: Hyson Green
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Ann Offiler 60
Ann Offiler 25
Charles Offiler 7
Elizabeth Hall 35

1841
as before but another copy

Rebecca Trickett
Age: 70
Estimated birth year: abt 1771
Gender: Female
Where born: Nottinghamshire, England

Civil parish: Lenton
Hundred: Broxtow (South Division)
County/Island: Nottinghamshire
Country: England

Street Address:

Occupation:

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Registration district: Radford
Sub-registration district: Hyson Green
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
Ann Oppler 60
Ann Oppler 25
Charles Oppler 7
Elizabeth Hole 35
John Rean 20
Rebecca Trickett 70 laundress

Hi Thanks again, I have a copy of George and Louisa's marriage in 1832, she was under age when she married George as she was born 1917, but she married with her parents consent.
George was sent out on the Fairlie to Sydney.
My big question is, how could Louisa get pregnant if George was either in goal or in the hull of a ship because the goals were too full. The was arrested 2 months after they were married in 1832 and the daughter was born about 1834.
That is what my query is about, as would really like to know.
I know a James Trickett and wife had a daughter Louisa or Rebecca in 1834.
cheers
Christine. ps thanks so much for what you have already found. so much appreciated.

hi christine
a baptism off my nottingham cds
rebecca trickett to george and louisa 20 4 1834 radford st peter he is a shoe maker
she could have been born earlier as this is her baptism hope this helps
sharon

Extract from The Morning Post 1815
all strangers are admitted indiscriminately from 8 in the morning till 10 at night to visit the prisoners not adjudged to be on solitary confinement and no questions are asked as to whether the women conduct themselves well.
The Standard 1834
extract
Humanely ordered the visiting hour from 12 till 1 as that time was more convenient than any other for the class of persons who were likely to visit prisons

Hi again, Thank you all again for your help, it is most appreciated, I had a look but could not find a thing,
So now it looks like the mum remarried John Sumers 1841 and daughter married Henry Bonser,
Will need now to let other family members know, what you guys have found and to put this information into the family tree.
Would not have found this information without your help.
Sorry for not replying last night, computer decided to turn it self off. LOL
from another so grateful member, thanks
Christine

HI Christine

make sure that you confirm the findings with the actual certificates.

The Louisa Officer who married John Summers was from Tewksbury Gloucestershire and this does not tie in with the Offelow/Ofliler family coming from Nottinghamshire. It is unusual for a second marriage to be listed under the wife's maiden name. It is usually the married name.

Your George Tricket who ended up in Australia...what was his occupation. The one who married Louisa Offiler and had a child Rebecca was a shoemaker. Does his marriage certificate in Australia say that he had been married before?