William COVENTON & Ann BEARE married 1776, Holborn, Middlesex

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William COVENTON & Ann BEARE
married 1776, Holborn, Middlesex



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William Coventon & Ann Beare married 1776 Holborn children: William Coventon & Mary Cotman m 1803 Bethnal Green Ann Coventon & Francis Andrews lived Bethnal Green & Shoreditch 1807-1807








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  • Covington/Coventon name pages
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  • Francis Andrews' will - UK PRO
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  • William Andrews' trial 1826 Old Bailey
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  • Claim a convict - William Andrews
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  • William Coventon, witness, 1827
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  • Rosemary Lane, Whitechapel
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    William Coventon
    baptism unknown
    c.1745 ?London
    parents: unknown
    Ann Beare
    baptised 18 Sep 1757
    Westminster St James
    parents: Thomas Beare & Elizabeth Christmas
    William Coventon & Ann Beare
    married 22 Sep 1776
    Holborn St Andrew, Middlesex



    witnesses: Richard Sanford, ?Ewell Ashton
    courtesy of Kim
    Richard Sanford m 1772 Holborn to Jane Stout
    William Coventon
    burial unknown

    ?23 Mar 1823
    Clerkenwell
    Non Conformist records
    Ann Coventon
    burial unknown

    ?1798 Southwark St Olive
    Mention of William Coventon 1785

    THOMAS BREASE, ELIZABETH TIMERTH. Theft: housebreaking, Theft: receiving. 29th June 1785 Reference Number t17850629-37 Verdicts Guilty; Not Guilty Sentences Transportation

    644. THOMAS BREASE was indicted for feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling house of Richard Plaistow , about the hour of eight in the afternoon, on the 12th of May last, no person being therein, and feloniously stealing therein one patent stove, value 30 s. and two china pedestals and vases, value 2 s. and two images, value 2 s. and one kitchen fender, value 5 s. his property . And ELIZABETH TIMERTH was indicted for feloniously receiving two china images, value 2 s. being part of the same goods, knowing them to be stolen . (The witnesses examined apart.)
    JOHN CAMMELL sworn. What is the prosecutor? - General Plaistow . I was charged with the care of the General's house; I saw the thieves go in and come out; I believe I was the last person that left the house, I am not sure, I double locked the door. Were there any children in the house? - No, the door was double locked the day before, I believe nobody was that day in the house but the thieves; on the Wednesday night I saw the prisoner Brease, and a chimney-sweeper go in without anything; the house has been inhabited by the General some time since, but there has been an action lately, and some things were there, they were General Plaistow 's: about half after eight, or within a few minutes, I saw a fellow with a porter's knot on his back, just opposite the General's door; then the prisoner came up soon after, and they walked into the house as regular as if they had a key, in three minutes they came out, and I seized the prisoner with a grate on his back; I do not know the name of them, I believe they are called patent stoves; I found this pick-lock key on the prisoner, which opens the door; the next day at the prisoner's lodgings, we found two china images at the lodging of the man prisoner; he said they were his, and the woman of the house told me so.
    HENRY CROCKER sworn. I am constable of St. Pancras, where this robbery was committed, I went to the lodgings of the man and woman prisoners, they both lodged together, when I came there, I found those two china images, they have been in Cammell's possession ever since.
    GEORGE BOYDEN sworn. I am watch-house-keeper, I produce these pick-lock keys.
    FRANCIS PLAISTOW sworn. I am the General's son, I have surveyed these images, and they are my father's property, I believe them to be his, I entertain no doubt about it: the stove is called a patent stove.
    WILLIAM COVENTEN sworn. I am a tripeman, I have known the prisoner Brease fifteen or sixteen years. What has been his general character the last year or two? - Very indifferent.
    RACHAEL SALISPURY sworn. I have but little to say about the fellow, but Betty Timerth I have known these twenty-three years. Court to Jury. Gentlemen , a dwelling house is within the intent and meaning of the act of parliament an inhabited house, it appears in evidence here, that the prosecutor had left this house, and left some furniture, but never had an intention of returning, so that if this house had been broke open in the night time, it would not have been a burglary, therefore you must acquit him of the capital part of the charge.
    THOMAS BREASE GUILTY of stealing . Transported for seven years . ELIZABETH TIMERTH , NOT GUILTY . Tried by the second Middlesex Jury before Mr. Justice HEATH.

    https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t17850629-37-person351&div=t17850629-37#highlight




    The known children of William Coventon & Ann Beare

    Elizabeth Coventon
    (1779 Holborn -

    Elizabeth Coventon
    bapt 28 Mar 1779
    Holborn St Andrew, Middlesex
    parents: William Coventon & Ann Beare
    John Free
    baptised 26 Jun 1768
    Whitechapel St Mary
    parents: John Free, coachman, & Elizabeth Morris
    'of High St'
    Elizabeth Coventon & John Free
    married 7 Aug 1803
    Surrey, Southwark St Olave



    witnesses: William Coventon & Mary Cotman

    courtesy of Kim
    Elizabeth Free
    ?buried 13 Nov 1814
    Horsley Down, Surrey
    John Free

    ?Nov 1833,
    Southwark, New Burial Ground New Street, St John's, Horsleydown (non conformist)
    age 67 (ie born 1766)
    John Free
    details from Francis Andrews' will 1808:

    I request my Exors Mr John ffree of Cold aarbour Street ?Soakway Road in this parish of St Matthew Bethnal Green waiter
    Mention of John, William & Emily Free 1826


    THOMAS SORRELL, Theft: grand larceny, 14th September 1826

    1526. THOMAS SORRELL was indicted for stealing, on the 26th of June , 1 hat, value 3s., and a bonnet, value 2s. , the goods of William Free .
    EMILY FREE . I am the wife of William Free - we live in Montague-street, Brick-lane . On the evening of the 26th of June, I had a hat and a bonnet, tied to a chair, in my little parlour, near the window, which was open - a person might have got them by opening the blind.
    CHARLOTTE KAYE . I live in Montague-street, and was looking into this shop window, because there was a room to let; I saw a young man put the blind open, and take the hat and bonnet out; he gave it to another young man - they ran down Brown's-lane; I am not certain that it was the prisoner.
    JOHN FREE. I was sitting on the counter, and heard an alarm, ran out, and the prisoner tapped me on the shoulder, and said, "It is of no use your going that way, they are gone this way."
    ROBERT DAVIS . I am an officer. On Monday, the 26th of June, between nine and ten o'clock at night, I saw a crowd of persons round the prisoner - I took him to a public-house - Charlotte Kaye came and said, (without hesitation,) he was the man.
    CHARLOTTE KAYE. I thought so then, but I do not think so now - no one has been talking to me about it.
    NOT GUILTY .

    https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18260914-214-victim1227&div=t18260914-214#highlight
    Child of Elizabeth Coventon & John Free

    Elizabeth Freeburied 13 Nov 1814, St John's, Horsleydown, age 1, from Alexander's Buildings





    William Coventon
    (1783 Holborn -

    William Coventon - baptism
    baptised 12 Jan 1783
    Holborn St Andrew
    parents: William Coventon & Ann Beare



    from Pallots Index
    Mary Cottman
    baptism unknown
    William Coventon & Mary Cottman
    married 18 Sep 1803
    Bethnal Green St Matthew



    witnesses: John Free, Elizabeth Free
    William Coventon

    buried 28 Dec 1832
    Whitechapel, St Mary
    "of R M Lane" (Rosemary)
    "age 50" ie born 1782
    Mention of William Coventon - Old Bailey, 13th September 1827

    JAMES WHITE was indicted for stealing, on the 4th of August . 5 handkerchiefs, value 10s. , the goods of Thomas Dexter .

    WILLIAM COVENTON . I am in the employ of Thomas Dexter - he is a pawnbroker , and lives in Whitechapel-road. On the 4th of August I saw the prisoner take these five handkerchiefs off the ground - I cannot tell how they came there; I had hung them up in the morning on a book, about two yards within the shop; it was between two and three o'clock; he stood just outside and reached in - he had not been in the shop; I followed him, stopped him, and asked what he had got in his hat - he said nothing. I told him a person had seen him put some handkerchiefs into his hat, and desired him to come back - he said he would; he turned, and came back a few steps - he then gave me the handkerchiefs out of his hat, and wished me to leave him - I said"No, I will take you back;" he kept dodging me about, and then ran away. I pursued, called for assistance, and some gentleman stopped him, and took him to my master's, who gave him in charge.(Property produced and sworn to.)

    GUILTY . Aged 30., Transported for Seven Years .

    https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18270913-191-person1784&div=t18270913-191#highlight
    Children of William Coventon & Mary Cottman

    John Coventon1804 Bethnal Green - ?1839 St Luke
    Mary Ann Coventon 1805 Bethnal Greenm 1826 Southwark St Olave to Richard Stevens children:Richard, John, Margaret, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, William, Henry, Clara, Nicholas, Edwin, Georgiana
    William Cottman Coventon1808 Bethnal Green - 1886 Shoreditch m 1838 Edmonton to Eliza Hopwoodchildren:Eliza, 1839, Ann 1840, William 1842, Mary Ann 1842, George 1845, Caroline 1847, John 1850, Henry 1852
    Margaret Coventon1811 Bethnal Green - 1873 Bethnal Green m 1832 Barking to John Hydechildren:Robert, John, Margaret, Alfred, ?Sarah

    Census addresses of the children of William Coventon & Mary Cottman
    Mary Ann Stevens (nee Coventon) (1805-)
    1841Bethnal GreenChurch St 35 wife marriedtripedresser wifewith husband Richard & 6 chn
    1851Shoreditch5 Wharf?Rise 42 head widowwith 7 chn, 1 serv

    William Cotman Coventon (1808-1886)
    1841WhtechapelRosemary Lane 30 head marriedtripedresser with wife Eliza, dau Eliza & Ann
    1851Holborn36 Eyre St 42 headmarriedtripedresserwith wife Eliza & 6 ch
    1861Bethnal Green58 Wellington Row53headmarriedtripedresserwith wife Eliza & 6 ch
    1871St George in the East55 Star St62headmarriedtripedresserwith lodger Emma Mason & 2 ch
    1881HolbornUnion Workhouse75inmatemarriedtripedresser

    Eliza Coventon (nee Hopwood) (1814-1892)
    1871Shoreditch10 Holywell Lane56marriedheadwith 5 ch
    1881Shoreditch2 Marson St66annuitantm-in-lawwith 2 dau, s-in-l & 2gch
    1891Kensington55 Seabrook Rd78widowmotherwith 1 son, d-in-l & 1 neph
    Margaret Hyde (nee Coventon) (1811-1873)
    1841BermondseyBrunkswick Ct 30 wife married?Ind wifewith husband John & 3 chn
    1851St LukeGolden Lane 40 wife married tripedresser wifewith husband John & 4 chn
    1861Bethnal Green3 Trafalgar St 49 wife marriedtripedresser wifewith husband John & 2 chn,& son John, d-law, 1gch
    1871Bethnal Green3 Trafalgar St 60 wife marriedtripedresser wifewith husband John & son Alfred, d-law, 3gch



    Second marriage of Mary Cottman Coventon

    Mary Coventon & Peter Ives
    married 18 Mar 1834
    Bethnal Green St Matthew
    widower & widow



    witnesses: John Samuel Ames & Thomas Bliss (both prof)
    Peter Ives
    ?born 1795, Essex
    or 1787,
    London Fish Street Hill, Kings Weigh House, formerly in Little East Cheap (Independent)
    son of John & Hannah (Crow) Ives of "Crooked Lane"
    Peter Ives

    died 1857
    Whitechapel
    Mary Ives
    death unknown
    1834 - 1843
    More about Peter Ives

    married(1) 5 Jan 1821
    Bethnal Green St Matthew
    to Elizabeth Pain
    bachelor & widow, both signed
    witnesses: Samuel Ames & Thomas Tuck (both prof)

    Elizabeth Pain
    baptism unknown

    Elizabeth Eliza Ives
    buried 27 Apr 1825
    Whitechapel, St Mary
    of Cable St
    "age 33" ie born 1792
    married (2) 8 Jul 1827
    London
    to Mary Rolfe

    Mary Rolfe
    baptism unknown

    Mary Ives
    ?buried 21 Jun 1832
    St. Bride Fleet Street, London,
    "age 38" ie born 1794
    married (4) 1843
    St George Southwark
    to Jane Shrugnell

    born 1797 Devonport

    Jane Ives
    death unknown
    Peter Ives - 1851 census



    Crown Court, Whitechapel, London
    butcher age 56, born Essex 1795
    with wife Jane, daus Elz & Jane
    Children of Peter Ives

    Catherine Amelia Ives1821 Ratcliff Highway St George in the East -
    Robert James Ives1824 Stepney - m1 1866 Shoreditch to Caroline Faircloth children: Susan
    - m2 1881 Hackney to Eliza Ann Bloom children: Alice, Alfred, Beatrice
    Elizabeth Ives1825 Whitechapel -
    Jane Ives1827 Whitechapel -
    John Peter Ives1828 London -
    Susannah Elizabeth Ives1830 London -

    Mention of Peter Ives mention, 1836


    JAMES STEBBINGS and WILLIAM SARLES were indicted for stealing, on the 11th of November, Tried at Old Bailey, London. at St. George, 1 gelding, value 20l.; 1 set of harness, value 3l.; 1 cart, value 15l.; 15 casks, value 4s.; and 1400lbs. weight of butter, value 70l.; the goods of Thomson Webb: and JOHN COXSON , for feloniously receiving 1 cask and 92lbs. weight of butter, part of the said goods, well knowing them to have been stolen; against the Statute, &c. Accused of animal theft (stealing, on the 11th of november, at st. george, 1 gelding, value 20l.; 1 set of harness, value 3l.; 1 cart, value 15l.; 15 casks, value 4s.; and 1400lbs. weight of butter, value 70l.; the goods of thomson webb: and).

    Found guilty. Sentenced to transportation. Sentence outcome was unknown.

    (William Mann, cheesemonger, 13, Cable-street; Thomas Weale, corn-dealer, Rosemary-lane; William Rogers, butcher, Cable-street; Samuel Dyer, confectioner, Thames-street; and Peter Ives, butcher, Rosemary-lane; deposed to the prisoner Stebbings' good character

    https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?name=18361128


    Ann Coventon
    (c1770 ?Holborn -

    Ann Coventon
    baptism unknown
    ?parents: William Coventon & Ann Beare
    Francis Andrews
    baptism unknown
    Relationship of Francis Andrews & Ann Coventon

    c1804, Bethnal Green
    no marriage
    Francis Andrews
    buried 4 Dec 1808
    Bethnal Green St Matthew, Middlesex

    Children of Ann Coventon & Francis Andrews

    Fancis John Andrews 1805 Bethnal Green - 1845 Bermondseym 1823 Stepney St D to Mary Harris children:Francis, Mary, Sarah, William, Jane
    William Andrews 1807 Bethnal Green - 1860 Mulbring NSW m 1837 Windsor NSW to Sarah Wellard children:Francis, Alfred, Jane, William, Mary Ann, Sarah, Elizabeth, Henry, Thomas, Stephen, Alice, Emily, Ellen



    Marriage of Francis Andrews

    Francis Andrews & Rachel Coggan
    married 10 Jan 1791,
    Bethnal Green St Matthew, 1791



    witnesses: William Shepard, Sarah Coggan
    Rachel Coggan
    baptism unknown
    ?1768
    Rachel Andrews
    ?buried 9 Aug 1816
    Spa Fields Burial Ground, Middlesex
    "age 48, of St Pancras"
    Children of Francis Andrews & Rachel Coggan

    Thomas James Andrews 1791 Bethnal Green - 1853 London m1 1814 Bethnal Green to Sarah Edwards children:Sarah Ann, Thomas Frederick
    m2 1828 St Sepulchre Ann Battershill
    Francis Andrews 1797 Bethnal Green - 1797 Stepney



    Transcript of Francis Andrews' will
    made 19 Nov 1808 , proved 31 Dec 1808

    from UK PRO Online Document Service

    IN THE NAME OF GOD (-) ffrancis Andrews of Bacon Street Bethnal Green in the county of Middlesex (-) being of sound mind memory and understanding but considering that uncertainty of life do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say ffirst I give and bequeath to my wife Rachell the sum of one shilling also I give unto my son Thomas Andrews a suit of mourning and our loom also I give unto Ann Coventon of Club Row Spital fields the dau of William Coventon servant after the two above Gifts I give her all the rest residue and remainder Of my household ffurniture both linen and woollon wearing apparel looms and every thing else whatsoever and whatsoever and I being a member of a ffriendly Society held at Mr James?foursor at the Sign of the Crown Spital fields and all the benefit and interest I may be entitled to at my decease after payment of my just Debts and ffuneral expenses I request my Exors Mr John ffree of Cold aarbour Street ?Soakway Road in this parish of St Matthew Bethnal Green waiter and Mr Joseph ffoster of Luke St in the parish of Shoreditch gentleman the said Ann Coventon is to (-) (-) (-) and benefit to arise therefrom in every respect paid her by the said John ffree and the said Joseph ffoster whom I hereby nominate constitute and appoint my trusty and lawful Executors in whom I trust to see the full exon of (-) witness to (-)of I have hereto set my hand and seal this nineteenth day of November one thousand eight hundred and eight # Francis Andrews

    signed sealed published and (-) by the above named ffrancis Aandrews the testator as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who have hereto subcribed our names as witness at his request and in his presence and in the presence of each other #Wm Brice clerk to / William Coventon Old Cock Row Bethnal Green tripeman

    This will was proved at London on the thirty first day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eight before the Worshipful Charles Coote Doctor of Laws and Surrogate of the Right Honourable Sir William Wynne Knight Doctor of Laws Master Keeper or commissary of the prerogative court of Canterbury lawfully constituted by the oaths of John ffree and Joseph ffoster the executors named in the said will to whom Admin was granted of all and singular the goods Chattels and (-) of the deceased having been first duly sworn to administer

    Francis Andrews' will





    Trial of Ann Covington
    Is this our person? This person has "no instruction", Our Ann Coventon wrote very well.

    Name: Ann Covington
    Degree of Instruction: N
    Age: 27
    Estimated Birth Year: abt 1785
    Date of Trial: 12 Dec 1812
    Location of Trial: Central Criminal Court, Middlesex, England
    Sentence: Acquittal
    Crime: Larceny

    source: Ancestry - All England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892, HO26; Piece 48; page 48

    from Kim


    Marriage of Ann Coventon

    Banns - Ann Coventon & John Joules
    Southwark St Olave, 1813



    Ann Coventon & John Joules
    married 19 Sep 1813
    Southwark St Olave



    witnesses: John Free, Elizabeth Free, John Adams
    John Joules
    baptism unknown

    ?brother George Joules
    John Joules
    poulterer, 1807



  • The Gazette
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    Insolvent debtor -
    Richard Bishop, 1812, late of Fleet Market, poulterer
    prisoner in the Poultry Comter, first to third notice
    The Gazette, 1812
    John Joules
    ?buried 22 Jan 1819
    Bunhill Fields Mdx
    "of Warwick Sq, age 48" (born 1771)
    First marriage of John Joules

    John Joules & Sarah Tomkins
    married 19 Aug 1798
    Holborn St Andrew

    witness: John Boughton & Ann Whitefoot
    Sarah Tomkins
    baptism unknown
    Sarah Joules
    buried 23 Mar 1813
    Bunfield Fields, Mdx
    "of Fleet Market, age 36" (born 1777)
    Children of John Joules & Sarah Tomkins

    John Joules 1799 St Sepulchre, London - 1802 Bunhill Fields Burial Ground Dissenters
    Sarah Joules 1802 St Sepulchre, London -



    Second marriage of Ann Coventon

    Ann Coventon & Thomas Dawkins
    married 15 Feb 1829
    St Leonard, Shoreditch
    bachelor & spinster, both signed



    witnesses: James Dawkins & G Yarrow (prof)
    Thomas Dawkins
    baptism unknown

    ?brother/son James Dawkins
    Ann Dawkins
    ?buried 3 Jul 1836
    Bermondsey, St Mary Magdalen
    of St Saviour Southwark
    "age 66" ie born 1770
    Thomas Dawkins
    ?buried 5 Nov 1837
    St Leonard's Shoreditch
    "age 42," ie b.1795
    "of Holywell Row"




    Amelia Coventon
    (c1770 ?Holborn -

    Amelia Coventon
    baptism unknown
    parents: William Coventon & Ann Beare
    William Free
    baptised 6 Sep 1772
    Whitechepel St Mary
    parents: John Free & Elizabeth of 'High St'
    Amelia Coventon & William Free
    married 1811
    Surrey Southwark St Olave



    witnesses: John Free & Elizabeth Free

    courtesy of Kim
    William Free
    death unknown
    Amelia Free
    death unknown
    Mention of Emily, William & John Free 1826

    THOMAS SORRELL, Theft: grand larceny, 14th September 1826

    1526. THOMAS SORRELL was indicted for stealing, on the 26th of June , 1 hat, value 3s., and a bonnet, value 2s. , the goods of William Free .
    EMILY FREE . I am the wife of William Free - we live in Montague-street, Brick-lane . On the evening of the 26th of June, I had a hat and a bonnet, tied to a chair, in my little parlour, near the window, which was open - a person might have got them by opening the blind.
    CHARLOTTE KAYE . I live in Montague-street, and was looking into this shop window, because there was a room to let; I saw a young man put the blind open, and take the hat and bonnet out; he gave it to another young man - they ran down Brown's-lane; I am not certain that it was the prisoner.
    JOHN FREE. I was sitting on the counter, and heard an alarm, ran out, and the prisoner tapped me on the shoulder, and said, "It is of no use your going that way, they are gone this way."
    ROBERT DAVIS . I am an officer. On Monday, the 26th of June, between nine and ten o'clock at night, I saw a crowd of persons round the prisoner - I took him to a public-house - Charlotte Kaye came and said, (without hesitation,) he was the man.
    CHARLOTTE KAYE. I thought so then, but I do not think so now - no one has been talking to me about it.
    NOT GUILTY .

    https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?id=t18260914-214-victim1227&div=t18260914-214#highlight
    Children of Amelia Coventon & William Free

    John Free1811 Bethnal Green -
    Jane Emilia Free Mar 1815 Shoreditch St Leonard -
    Edward William Free1817 Shoreditch St Leonard -m1 1836 Kensington to Emma Smithchildren:Emma 1837
    m2 ?1864 Kensington to Mary ?Kersey children:Edward, 1843, Ellen 1845,
    Elizabeth Eliza Free1825 Shoreditch St Leonard -
    Louisa Free1823 Shoreditch St Leonard - d.1824 Bethnal Green Gibraltar Row Protestant Dissenters
    William John Free1820 Shoreditch St Leonard -
    Census addresses of the children of William Free & Amelia/Emily Coventon
    Edward William Free(1817-)
    1841HammersmithPallingworth Green 24 marriedbakerwith wife Emma, dau, m-i-law
    1851St Geo in the EastSalters Alley 34 head marriedbaker journeymanwith wife Mary, 2 chn





    Also possible children of William Coventon & Ann Beare

    Mary Coventon
    (1773 St.Martin in the fields - )

    Born 10 Sep, 1773
    Baptised 26 Sep 1773
    St Martin in the Fields, Westminster
    parents: William Coventon & Ann




    Stillborn son Coventon
    (1777 Holborn -

    Holborn, British Lying-In Hospital, Endell Street
    Boy, stillborn
    Birth date: 05 Oct 1777, Holborn, Middlesex
    Father's name: William Coventon, tailor, St Martin in the field
    Mother's name: Ann Coventon,
    age 31 (?which parent)
    Record Set: RG8_0058, Non-Conformist Births and Baptisms

    BMD Registers.Co.UK




    Who was Elizabeth Free Covinton

    baptised April 1802
    Westminster
    parents: John Covinton & Ann
    Elizabeth Free Coventon & Thomas Palmer
    married 23 Oct 1826
    Newington, St Mary



    witnesses: Samuel Spencer & Elizabeth Spencer
    Thomas Palmer
    baptism unknown

    ?c1770
    Elizabeth Palmer
    death unknown