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Name: Job Onions
Age: 40
Estimated birth year: abt 1798
Date of Trial: 16 Oct 1838
Trial Year: 1838
Location of Trial: Gloucestershire, England
Sentence: Imprisonment
Crime: See Image
Date of Execution or Release: See Image
2 months for riot assault and unlawful assembly
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LEAH
Last name COOPEY
Birth year 1867
Birth quarter 4
Registration month -
Mother's maiden name Enon
District Gloucester
County Gloucestershire
Country England
Volume 6A
Page 257
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Name: Ann Ayerons
Gender: Female
Baptism Date: 10 Apr 1825
Baptism Place: Dymock,Gloucester,England
Father: Job Ayerons
Mother: Mary
FHL Film Number: 0091519-521, 0824375
1851
1851 England, Wales & Scotland Census
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Job Eynon Head Married Male 54 1797 Bricklayer Dymock, Gloucestershire, England
Mary Eynon Wife Married Female 53 1798 - Ashleworth, Gloucestershire, England
Elizabeth Soul Visitor Married Female 70 1781 - Ashleworth, Gloucestershire, England
1861 England, Wales & Scotland Census
Bromsberrow Heath, Dymock Ryland, Newent, Gloucestershire, England
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Job Eynon Head Married Male 67 1794 Bricklayer Dymock, Gloucestershire, England
Mary Eynon Wife - Female 71 1790 - Longford, Gloucestershire, England
Hubert Eynon Grandson Unmarried Male 10 1851 - Longford, Gloucestershire, England
Name: Anne Eynon
Gender: Female
Marriage Age: 23
Event Type: Marriage
Birth Year: abt 1825
Marriage Date: 21 Feb 1848
Marriage Place: Gloucester, St John the Baptist, Gloucestershire, England
Parish as it Appears: St John the Baptist
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Father: Job Eynon
Spouse: Hayward Coopey
Name: Job Inons
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 18 Sep 1795
Baptism Date: 21 Feb 1796
Baptism Place: Dymock,Gloucester,England
Father: Job Inons
Mother: Sarah
FHL Film Number: 0091519-521, 0824375
Name: Jane Onions
Event Type: Baptism
Baptism Date: 27 Oct 1822
Baptism Place: Dymock, Gloucestershire, England
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Father: Job Onions
Mother: Mary Onions
Name: Jane Eynon
Gender: Female
Marriage Age: Full
Event Type: Marriage
Marriage Date: 23 Feb 1846
Marriage Place: Gloucester, St Mary de Lode, Gloucestershire, England
Parish as it Appears: St Mary de Lode
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Father: Job Eynon
Spouse: Charles Clay
Name: Henrietta Onions
Event Type: Baptism
Baptism Date: 4 Aug 1816
Baptism Place: Sandhurst, Gloucestershire, England
Parish as it Appears: Sandhurst
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Father: Job Onions
Mother: Mary Onions
Name: Job Onions
Gender: Male
Marriage Date: 21 Nov 1815
Marriage Place: St Mary De Crypt, Gloucester, Gloucester, England
Spouse: Mary Alder
FHL Film Number: 991287
Reference ID: P 11
so you have a variation of spellings
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Since there was a daughter called Julia Ann, I would imagine this is the mother's baptism (she must have been known by her middle name):-
First name(s) Julia Ann
Last name Onions
Gender Female
Birth year -
Birth place -
Baptism year 1826
Baptism date 30 Apr 1826
Place Dymock
County Gloucestershire
Country England
Father's first name(s) Thomas
Father's last name Onions
Mother's first name(s) Hannah
Mother's last name -
Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975
Kath. x
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All names have the chance of miss-spelling back then as not that many people could read or write so they wouldn't knw if someone had written their name correctly or not.
The first son Martin's baptism gives his name as Cuppey:-
First name(s) Martin
Last name Cuppey
Gender Male
Birth year -
Birth place -
Baptism year 1848
Baptism date 30 Jul 1848
Place Dymock
County Gloucestershire
Country England
Father's first name(s) Hayward
Father's last name Cuppey
Mother's first name(s) Ann
Mother's last name -
Record set England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
You have to be flexible and use your own judgement.
Kath. x
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I completely agree with Vera and Kay.
If it were my tree, I would have absolutely no doubt .
It's just a variation of spelling because of how the registrar thought it should be spelled
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Many people were illiterate in those days, and wouldn't know if their name was spelled correctly or not.
Not that there was really a "correct" way to spell names at that time in any case.
https://tinyurl.com/y9p5saor
"The Spelling of Surnames
It is commonly accepted that for the printed word, the spelling system became standardised by the end of the seventeenth century. Powerful influences had been the introduction of the printing press (with spelling conventions set by the printers) and the publication of dictionaries.
This standardisation was not echoed in the recording of surnames. Famously, Shakespeare had 5 other variants of his name, in his lifetime. Indeed, standardisation did not arrive until the advent of mass literacy in the twentieth century. In my initial analysis of the 1900 Portsmouth Burgess Rolls, I am struck by the lack of name standardisation. And this in a section of the populace that one would expect to have a higher incidence of literacy."
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that is very much my thinking but......
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Was just about to say the same Kay.
Have you looked at the 1841 census to see if there is an Ann Eynon or Ann Onions? Have you looked for a marriage record to see what name is given there? If there are 2 mothers then the first probably died so have you checked for a death of an Ann Coopey between 1850 and 1855?
These are just things to try but my instinct is that the registrar wrote down what he thought he heard and that there is probably only one mother.
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Think of local accents,, could be a reason what was mis-heard?
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Hayward Coopey (1828 Twigworth Glos) and Ann (1826 Dymock Glos) had 7 children.
The first two, Martin 1848 and Julia Ann 1850 had MMN of Eynon.
The other 5, Charles 1855, Willliam Hubert 1857, Martin 1859, Clara, 1863 and Leah1868 had MMN of Onions
The cencus has the Mother's detail the same for both MMN,
On the face of it there was just one mother BUT the different MMN says otherwise. My gut says only one mother, but I cannot prove one way or the other
Gerry
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