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My dilemma is I have found Thomas Easto on other trees but cannot find any connection to my tree have you any suggestions how i might go about this task?
Rgards Eddie Dwight :-S

England Marriages 1538-1973 Transcription
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First name(s) Thomas Easto
Last name Dwight
Name note -
Marriage year 1838
Marriage date 24 Jun 1838
Marriage place Bethnal Green
Father's first name(s) James
Father's last name Dwight
Spouse's first name(s) Elizth. Houls
Spouse's last name Smith
Spouse's father's first name(s) Joseph William
Spouse's father's last name Smith
County London
Country England
Record set England Marriages 1538-1973
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Marriages & divorces
Collections from England, Great Britain

1841 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription
Guildford Street, Great, St Saviour, St Saviour Southwark, London, England

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Household Members
First name(s) Last name Gender Age Birth year Birth place
M M Holland Female 30 1811 -
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Jane Eady Female 21 1820 -
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A J Holland Male 1 1840 -
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T E Dwight Male 23 1818 -
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E H Dwight Female 26 1815 -
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T J Dwight Male 0 1841 Surrey, England
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T Thorne Male 68 1773 Surrey, England
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S Thorne Female 61 1780 -

DWIGHT, THOMAS JAMES SMITH Order
GRO Reference: 1841 M Quarter in SAINT SAVIOURS UNION Volume 04

Seems to be a few about, looking google search!...

(an article on one below, needs a read through though!)


What else do you have on Thomas Easto?...

Chris :)

The Last Person Buried in 1865…..
Sarah Dwight died by her own hand on 24 December 1865 aged 36 years at the family home in Point Nepean Highway, Cheltenham. The local newspaper ‘The Argus’ wrote of the tragic death reporting that Sarah, the wife of Cheltenham wheelwright Thomas Easto Dwight, committed suicide by swallowing corrosive acid in a fit of rage with her husband; she died the next day.

http://www.focrc.org/newsletter/RFTG_Issue1.pdf

([PDF]Issue 1 - Friends of Cheltenham Cemetery)


Edits (you had below, do they relate in?. Chesham, Bucks.)

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1302067

(Hannah1856,William1861 Edwin 1867, John 1869)

Mother & Father of this family were John1827 & Ann1829 (Dwight) John moved to Aus on assisted passage 1852 looking for any information on their siblings and their families please.
Eddie

Hi Chris Ho
You asked if Ihad more info on Thomas Easto. But let me give you some info on my tree first. My 7th great grandfather was Edmund/Edward Dwight b1592 m. Sarah Child
Theyhad 4 Children Thomas b. 1640 m. Jone /Joane no maidenname for her .
Going on to the Thomas Easto side he was born in Bermondsey London he had 4 wives first being Elizabeth Smith then Sarah no maiden name except they married in 1851 he left England 18/09/1852 on a ship Persian. Thomas's father was James Dwight b1871 m. 1871 Anne Staines James was a Wheelwright by trade. Jame's father was John Dwight (poet)b.1757-1802 m.04/06/1778 Elizabeth King. His father was Phillip ( Printer) b.1731 m.08/10/1752 Sarah How at St George's Chapel Mayfair
His father was John Dwight(Engraver) b.1701c -1746 m. 1727 Millient Burbage who died in Dublin 1738. John's father was Phillip( The Vicar) b. 1671-1792 m.23/10/1700 at St Annes Westminster apparantly English records show he married a Jane Wilson presumedshe was married to a Wilson befor she married Phillip. Johns father it seems was John Dwight (The Potter) b.1636-1703 m.23/021660 Lydia Parker Saint Dunstan Stepney
So I am trying to connect the two trees somehow but have not been able to find any clue I am hoping that your access to other records might give me a clue.
Regard Eddie

ermm...(looks very confusing, lol)

Chris :)

"Thomas Easto side he was born in Bermondsey London he had 4 wives first being Elizabeth Smith then Sarah no maiden name except they married in 1851 he left England 18/09/1852 on a ship Persian.

Thomas's father was James Dwight b1871 m. 1871 Anne Staines James was a Wheelwright by trade"


(so Father not born 1871, both wheelwright for Occ. 1838 Marriage)

Have you not found the children of above couple then, to tie Thomas (1817) in then...


(you seemed to have worked back)

Hi Chris Children of James & Anne were Thomas b.1817 Celia Sophia b.1820 Sussanah b. 1822, William Henry b. 1824 Caroline Elizabeth b.1826 Henry b. 1828 there does not seem to be any connection to my tree here
:-S

Chris
Misled you with James Dwight b.1791 m.Anne Staines 1817
Sorry

Thomas Easto Dwight
England and Wales Marriage Registration Index
Name Thomas Easto Dwight
Event Type Marriage
Registration Quarter Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration Year 1852
Registration District Bermondsey
County London
Event Place Bermondsey, London, England
Volume 1D
Page 64
Line Number 35

Thomas Easto Dwight probably married one of the following people
Name Jane Chamberlain
Name Thomas Farrow
Name Julia Hall

He's a widower here:

Thomas Easto Dwight
in the London, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921
Name:
Thomas Easto Dwight
Spouse:
Jane Chamberlain
Record Type:
Marriage
Event Date:
11 Jan 1852
Parish:
St James, Bermondsey
Borough:
Southwark
Father Name:
James Dwight
Spouse Father:
John Chamberlain
Register Type:
Parish Register

So where does below James 1810 fit in?, again, Bucks...

Chris :)

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1310550

Marriages Dec 1852 (>99%)
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ALLEN Elizabeth Amersham 3a 495
DWIGHT Charlotte Amersham 3a 495
HARDING Daniel Amersham 3a 495
HARDING William Amersham 3a 495


28 April 1888 - Bucks Herald - Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England

Chesham
Sudden Death.
On Monday morning last James Dwight, of Charteridge, aged 77, and very feeble, after being out the garden adjoining his cottage, returned into the house complaining of a severe pain in the side. He went upstairs and got into bed, when he became insensible, and died without again speaking, before the arrival of a doctor.


11 October 1856 - Bucks Herald - Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England

AGRICULTURAL MEETINGS.
When James Dwight, who had been forty-two years in the service of William Lowndes, Esq., of the Bury, Chesham, entered the room, he was received with loud applause, and the President told him he was a credit to himself and his master.


(perhaps Thomas Easto wasn't related)