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Confusion about "where" Heyford is.
The parish of Nether Heyford (about 7m west of Northampton) includes the smaller Upper Heyford. If someone was baptised in "Heyford" this should be interpreted as Nether Heyford. Further confusion is also created by a small settlement just northeast of Northampton, also called Heyford, but it is not a parish, and can be discounted.
Stowe Nine Churches is a civil parish incorporating the settlements of Church Stowe and Upper Stowe in the English county of Northamptonshire. Born about 1829 at Heyford (Nether), parents Thomas Jakeman and Mary Jeffrey.
sibling: George b1834 at Heyford (Nether), married Elizabeth Allen in 1855, she was from Stowe. In 1835 her mother died, her father re-married to Sarah Irons in 1836. sibling: Ann b 10 Oct 1839, bp 1 Dec 1839 at Stowe Nine Churches 1839: admitted to "Northampton Hospitals" hospital 27 Apr 1839, discharged 1 Jun 1839, again in 1842 and 1843.
Her father Thomas was admitted in 1833, so they were already in Stowe.
1841: in Stowe, with father Thomas and step-mother Sarah, and siblings George and Ann
1846: had an illegitimate child, John Albert Jakeman, b2Q1846 at Stowe, Northants.
1848: married Reuben Lomas at Stowe Nine Churches 17 Nov 1848.
1851: visiting Thomas Pallet family in Bilton, Rugby, some 5m from Grandborough. Her son John Albert was living with Martha's parents, Thomas and Sarah Jakeman, while her son Reuben b1849 was living with grandparents John Lummas and Elizabeth Malam in Grandborough.
1861: living in Grandborough with husband Reuben.
1871: Grandborough with Reuben.
1881: Bedworth, Warwicks, 20 m N Grandborough, with husband Reuben.
1891: Bedworth with Reuben.
1901: Bedworth with Reuben.
1905: died 3 Jun 1905 at Bedworth, Warwicks. |