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- [S149] e-mail: Valerie Blosse, 05.07.2005, (Name: Mrs. Valerie Bloss; Date: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 6:51 PM;).
e-mail: Valerie Blosse, 05.07.05 a: James was born c1778 at Shillington, Beds. I have no knowledge of his parents. He was married 5 Aug 1803 at Houghton Conquest, Beds. to Lovey CHERRY [Source: IGI] A James SPRING was the owner of 6 parcels of land in Houghton Conquest, totalling 41 acres 27 perch, occupied by Titus CHERRY in 1845. Tithe payable to the Rector in 1845 was £13 13s. [Source: AT/24 Tithe Apportionment 1845 and MAT/24 map - Beds. Record Office] This was probably the same James. Was Titus the father of Lovey? 1851 Census HO107/1752 fol. 179 p.42: Wilshamstead, Beds. James SPRING, head, widower 73, farmer of 729 acres employing 4 men & 8 boys, b. Shillington, Beds., Eliza PULLEY servant, unmarried 22, house servant, b. Wilstead, Beds., Emma PULLEY, lodger 13, lace maker. b. Wilstead, Samuel CHENEY, servant, unmarried 20, horse keeper, b. Wilstead, Beds. 1854 Beds. Post Office Directory: Wilsted. James SPRING farmer. 1864 Post Office Directory: not listed, possibly indicating James has died by this date. I have no information on James s wife, Lovey CHERRY. However, on her notes I have recorded: A Lovey SPRING was born to a William and Huldah SPRING on 31 Aug 1803 [less than a month after James and Lovey's marriage] at Rockport, Knox, Maine, USA. [Source: www.familysearch.org - IGI] Coincidence? Could William have been related to James and known Lovey CHERRY, naming his own child after her? James & Lovey s children were: Hannah bp. 7 April 1807 Houghton Conquest, Beds. Eliza bp. 29 Nov 1808 Wilshamstead, Beds. John bp. 17 Oct 1810 Wilshamstead, Beds. Amy bp. Oct 1812 Wilshamstead, Beds. Lovey b. 22 Aug 1814, bp. 31 Mar 1815 Wilshamstead, Beds. [Source: IGI] I have no record of John's marriage to Harriet, and the information concerning their children James and John I have gleaned from the 1851 census. Their third child, Lovey Cherry SPRING, I discovered on the IGI at www.familysearch.org bp. 22 May 1852 at Houghton Conquest. This is the sum total of my...
e-mail: Valerie Blosse, 05.07.05 b:
James was born c1778 at Shillington, Beds. I have no knowledge of his parents.
He was married 5 Aug 1803 at Houghton Conquest, Beds. to Lovey CHERRY [Source: IGI]
A James SPRING was the owner of 6 parcels of land in Houghton Conquest, totalling 41 acres 27 perch, occupied by Titus CHERRY in 1845. Tithe payable to the Rector in 1845 was £13 13s. [Source: AT/24 Tithe Apportionment 1845 and MAT/24 map - Beds. Record Office] This was probably the same James. Was Titus the father of Lovey?
1851 Census HO107/1752 fol. 179 p.42: Wilshamstead, Beds.
James SPRING, head, widower 73, farmer of 729 acres employing 4 men & 8 boys, b. Shillington, Beds.,
Eliza PULLEY servant, unmarried 22, house servant, b. Wilstead, Beds.,
Emma PULLEY, lodger 13, lace maker. b. Wilstead,
Samuel CHENEY, servant, unmarried 20, horse keeper, b. Wilstead, Beds.
1854 Beds. Post Office Directory: Wilsted. James SPRING farmer.
1864 Post Office Directory: not listed, possibly indicating James has died by this date.
I have no information on James?s wife, Lovey CHERRY. However, on her notes I have recorded: A Lovey SPRING was born to a William and Huldah SPRING on 31 Aug 1803 [less than a month after James and Lovey's marriage] at Rockport, Knox, Maine, USA. [Source: www.familysearch.org - IGI] Coincidence? Could William have been related to James and known Lovey CHERRY, naming his own child after her?
James & Lovey?s children were:
Hannah bp. 7 April 1807 Houghton Conquest, Beds.
Eliza bp. 29 Nov 1808 Wilshamstead, Beds.
John bp. 17 Oct 1810 Wilshamstead, Beds.
Amy bp. Oct 1812 Wilshamstead, Beds.
Lovey b. 22 Aug 1814, bp. 31 Mar 1815 Wilshamstead, Beds. [Source: IGI]
I have no record of John's marriage to Harriet, and the information concerning their children James and John I have gleaned from the 1851 census. Their third child, Lovey Cherry SPRING, I discovered on the IGI at www.familysearch.org bp. 22 May 1852 at Houghton Conquest.
This is the sum total of my...
- [S149] e-mail: Valerie Blosse, 05.07.2005, (Name: Mrs. Valerie Bloss; Date: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 6:51 PM;).
Thank you for your email re. Spring family of Bedfordshire. I didn t immediately find any connections – no Thomas of Goldington c1756 or wife Sarah Bird, unfortunately, although I have 17 Thomas Springs in my records! I then looked for John (27 of those) born c1810 who married a Harriet, and was more successful. The information I have is as follows: John son of James SPRING & Lovey (CHERRY), bp. 17 Oct 1810 Wilshamstead, Beds. [Source: 1988 IGI] 1851 Census HO107/1754/181 p. 42: living at How End, Houghton Conquest, Beds. John SPRING, head, marr. 40, farmer of 41 acres employing 4 men, b. Wilshamstead, Beds., wife Harriet, 37, b. Cardington, Beds., sons James 13, scholar, b. Houghton & John 7, b. Bedford. [Wilshamstead, incidentally, is pronounced locally as Wilsted, I am told.] Wife Harriet died little more than a year later - 2 Jun 1852. When admon. was granted on 7 Nov 1876 (24 years later), John was "of Belmont Allegany County, New York, U.S.A., lace dealer". Estate under £600. [Source: Calendar of Wills] 1853 Craven & Co.'s Beds. Directory: Houghton Conquest. John SPRING farmer. John was the third of five children, his siblings being Hannah, Eliza, Amy and Lovey. John s children were James, John and Lovey Cherry. Does any of this fit in with your research? If so, I can give you a little more information re. baptismal dates etc. I shall be away from home for the next week but on my return will be happy to exchange any other information.
Source Medium: Electronic
From: Valerie Blosse [mailto:vblosse@btinternet.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 6:51 PM
To: John Wetzel
Subject: Springs of Bedfordshire
John
Glad we?re on the same wavelength! Unfortunately, I haven?t been able to find a direct connection between the line of Springs I am researching and the individuals you have mentioned so far, but we may find one eventually.
According to my research, James was born c1778 at Shillington, Beds. I have no knowledge of his parents. He was married 5 Aug 1803 at Houghton Conquest, Beds. to Lovey CHERRY [Source: IGI]
A James SPRING was the owner of 6 parcels of land in Houghton Conquest, totalling 41acres 27 perch, occupied by Titus CHERRY in 1845. Tithe payable to the Rector in 1845 was £13 13s. [Source: AT/24 Tithe Apportionment 1845 and MAT/24 map - Beds. Record Office] This was probably the same James. Was Titus the father of Lovey?
1851 Census HO107/1752 fol. 179 p.42: Wilshamstead, Beds.
James SPRING, head, widower 73, farmer of 729 acres employing 4 men & 8 boys, b. Shillington, Beds., Eliza PULLEY servant, unmarried 22, house servant, b. Wilstead, Beds., Emma PULLEY, lodger 13, lace maker. b. Wilstead, Samuel CHENEY, servant, unmarried 20, horse keeper, b. Wilstead, Beds.
1854 Beds. Post Office Directory: Wilsted. James SPRING farmer.
1864 Post Office Directory: not listed, possibly indicating James has died by this date.
I have no information on James?s wife, Lovey CHERRY. However, on her notes I have recorded: A Lovey SPRING was born to a William and Huldah SPRING on 31 Aug 1803 [less than a month after James and Lovey's marriage] at Rockport, Knox, Maine, USA. [Source: www.familysearch.org - IGI] Coincidence? Could William have been related to James and known Lovey CHERRY, naming his own child after her?
James & Lovey?s children were:
Hannah bp. 7 April 1807 Houghton Conquest, Beds.
Eliza bp. 29 Nov 1808 Wilshamstead, Beds.
John bp. 17 Oct 1810 Wilshamstead
Lovey b. 22 Aug 1814, bp.
Thank you for your email re. Spring family of Bedfordshire. I didn?t immediately find any connections - no Thomas of Goldington c1756 or wife Sarah Bird, unfortunately, although I have 17 Thomas Springs in my records! I then looked for John (27 of those) born c1810 who married a Harriet, and was more successful. The information I have is as follows:
John son of James SPRING & Lovey (CHERRY), bp. 17 Oct 1810 Wilshamstead, Beds. [Source: 1988 IGI]
1851 Census HO107/1754/181 p. 42: living at How End, Houghton Conquest, Beds.
John SPRING, head, marr. 40, farmer of 41 acres employing 4 men, b. Wilshamstead, Beds., wife Harriet, 37, b. Cardington, Beds., sons James 13, scholar, b. Houghton & John 7, b. Bedford. [Wilshamstead, incidentally, is pronounced locally as Wilsted, I am told.]
Wife Harriet died little more than a year later - 2 Jun 1852. When admon. was granted on 7 Nov 1876 (24 years later), John was "of Belmont Allegany County, New York, U.S.A., lace dealer". Estate under £600. [Source: Calendar of Wills]
1853 Craven & Co.'s Beds. Directory: Houghton Conquest.
John SPRING farmer.
John was the third of five children, his siblings being Hannah, Eliza, Amy and Lovey. John?s children were James, John and Lovey Cherry.
Does any of this fit in with your research? If so, I can give you a little more information re. baptismal dates etc. I shall be away from home for the next week but on my return will be happy to exchange any other information.
- [S2668] FamilySearch.org, England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975, "England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NYC3-4QN : 20 March 2020), Eliza in entry for Emely Armstrong, 1841.
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NYC3-4QN
- [S2669] FamilySearch.org, England Marriages, 1538–1973, "England Marriages, 1538–1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NVSJ-TVM : 12 March 2020), Eliza Spring in entry for Joshua Armstrong, 1835.
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NVSJ-TVM
- [S2652] FamilySearch.org, New York State Census, 1855, "New York State Census, 1855," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K67M-136 : 3 March 2021), Eliza Armstrong in household of Joshua Armstrong, E.D. 1, Hurley, Ulster, New York, United States; citing p. , line #20, family #52, county clerk offices, New York; FHL microfilm 842,646.
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K67M-136
- [S775] Parish Registers of Wilstead, 1593-1812.
http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=epr_bedfordshire&gsfn=lovey&gsln=spring&gsco=1&gspl=1%2c&year=1750&yearend=1870&submit.x=67&submit.y=15<pop=1&prox=1&yeart=a&ti=0&gss=angs&sourceid=2524&o_iid=2524&o_lid=2524 Bedfordshire: Wilstead - Parish Registers of Wilstead, 1593-1812 Baptisms Baptisms Villata de Bedeford. County: Bedfordshire Country: England 1810 Oct 17 Jn s Jas Lovey Spring Bedfordshire: Wilstead - Parish Registers of Wilstead, 1593-1812 Baptisms Baptisms Villata de Bedeford. County: Bedfordshire Country: England 1808 Nov 29 Eliza d Jas Lovey Spring Bedfordshire: Wilstead - Parish Registers of Wilstead, 1593-1812 Baptisms Baptisms Villata de Bedeford. County: Bedfordshire Country: England 1812 Oct 13 Amy d Jas Lovey Spring
- [S109] Carol Garden, e-mail: Carol Garden, My report from the Family History Library in Salt Lake City (SLC):.
Jams Spring (5) facts
Dear Bobby and John,
This is my report from the Family History Library in Salt Lake City (SLC):
James Spring married Lovey Cherry on 5 Aug 1803 at Houghton Conquest, Bedford, England.
James was born abt. 1778 and Lovey abt 1782.
(From: Bedfordshire Parish Records 1539 -1812. . .on film)
Lovey Cherry was born 5 Apr 1782 and christened 20 Oct 1782 at Houghton Conquest, Bedford, England.
Parents: Titus Cherry and Hannah.
(From: 1539 - 1812. . .on the same film)
Dau Eliza was baptized 29 Nov 1808 at (Villata de Bedeford) Wilstead, Bedfordshire
Son John was baptized 17 Oct 1810 at (Villata de Bedeford) Wilstead, Bedfordshire
Dau Amy was baptized 13 Oct 1812 at (Villata de Bedeford) Wilstead, Bedfordshire
(Baptisms from: Parish Registers of Wilstead, 1593 - 1812)
- [S1310] FamilySearch.org, FamilySearch Family Tree.
Eliza Spring (1) fact
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Name Eliza Spring MMLF-D7G
death:
father: James Spring MMLN-375
mother: Lovey Cherry MMLN-3WQ
spouse:
Amy Spring
Female 13 October 1812 - Deceased
• Amy Spring 1812-Deceased
SOURCES (2)
COLLABORATE (0)
MEMORIES (0)
Last Changed: June 5, 2012
F
Last Changed: June 5, 2012
F
Birth
Reason: More complete information
Last Changed: July 12, 2014
G
Last Changed: June 5, 2012
F
Burial
Last Changed: February 26, 2016
F
Spouses and Children
Thomas Armstrong
Male
1812-Deceased
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Amy Spring
Female
1812-Deceased
•
Marriage
11 FEB 1834 Wilshamstead,Bedford,England
William Armstrong
Male
1834-Deceased
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Edward Armstrong
Male
1836-Deceased
•
Parents and Siblings
James Spring
Male
1777-Deceased
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Lovey Cherry
Female
1782-1851
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Marriage
5 August 1803
Houghton Conquest, Bedfordshire, England
Anne Cherry
Female
1803-Deceased
•
Hannah Spring
Female
1806-Deceased
•
Eliza Spring
Female
1808-Deceased
•
John Spring
Male
1810-1901
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Amy Spring
Female
1812-Deceased
•
Lovey Spring
Female
1814-1815
•
Priscilla Spring
Female
1821-Deceased
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- [S109] Carol Garden, e-mail: Carol Garden.
James Spring married Lovey Cherry on 5 Aug 1803 at Houghton Conquest, Bedford, England. James was born abt. 1778 and Lovey abt 1782. (From: Bedfordshire Parish Records 1539 -1812. . .on film) Lovey Cherry was born 5 Apr 1782 and christened 20 Oct 1782 at Houghton Conquest, Bedford, England. Parents: Titus Cherry and Hannah. (From: 1539 - 1812. . .on the same film) Dau Eliza was baptized 29 Nov 1808 at (Villata de Bedeford) Wilstead, Bedfordshire Son John was baptized 17 Oct 1810 at (Villata de Bedeford) Wilstead, Bedfordshire Dau Amy was baptized 13 Oct 1812 at (Villata de Bedeford) Wilstead, Bedfordshire (Baptisms from: Parish Registers of Wilstead, 1593 - 1812) Notes: 1) From a previous message from you John, I learned that Wilshamstead and Wilstead must be synonymous. I was glad I didn't have to figure that out today. 2) I didn't see a record of the other 2 children of James Spring and Lovey Cherry (Hannah and Lovey) mentioned by Mrs. Blosse. Both of those names would certainly make sense for the couple: One child named after her mother and one after her. 3) We hoped that James Spring would match up with the record I talked about earlier. Note that the 'about' birth date (1778) in the marriage record is slightly different from the baptism registry of James as the son of Thomas and Sarah. (That was 1784) 4) I don't know if Villata de Bedeford is the name of the church or if it means "village of Bedfordshire" or what? Do one of you know? Doesn't matter. Just curious. I have an original copy of John Spring's 1901 obituary giving his age; it fits. Bob Spring has a copy of his death certificate listing his parents' names. Who could have made the name Lovey Cherry up? And all the information I found today fits. Bobby, I think that you had another reference, as well. I don't know what more evidence we need than what we already have. Are you satisfied that we are on the right track?
- [S161] FamilySearch.com, (Name: AFamily Search Ancestral File;), * James SPRING.
http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp Lovey Cherry Female Family Event(s): Birth: About 1782 Of Houghton,Conquest, , Bedford, England Christening: Death: Burial: Marriages: Spouse: James Spring Family License: 05 AUG 1803 Houghton,Conquest, , Bedford, England License: 05 AUG 1803 Houghton,Conquest, , Bedford, England Messages: Record submitted by a member of the LDS Church. The record often shows the name of the individual and his or her relationship to a descendant, shown as the heir, family representative, or relative. The original records are not indexed, and you may have to look at the film frame-by-frame to find the information you want. A family group record for this couple may be in the Family Group Record Collection; Archive Section. (See the Family History Library Catalog for the film number.) These records are alphabetical by name of the father or husband. Film Number: 455275
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http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp
Lovey Cherry Female Family Event(s):
Birth: About 1782 Of Houghton,Conquest, , Bedford, England
Christening: Death: Burial: Marriages:
Spouse: James Spring
Family
License: 05 AUG 1803 Houghton,Conquest, , Bedford, England
License: 05 AUG 1803 Houghton,Conquest, , Bedford, England
Messages: Record submitted by a member of the LDS Church. The record often shows the name of the individual and his or her relationship to a descendant, shown as the heir, family representative, or relative. The original records are not indexed, and you may have to look at the film frame-by-frame to find the information you want. A family group record for this couple may be in the Family Group Record Collection; Archive Section. (See the Family History Library Catalog for the film number.) These records are alphabetical by name of the father or husband. Film Number: 455275
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