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Member Since: April 2004 Posts: 17,958 Send Message	Chris Ho :)	Report	31 Jul 2019 20:16
	Would be below couple... Chris :) 06 April 1855 - Lincolnshire Chronicle - Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England Married At the Register-office, Sleaford, on the 3rd inst., Mr Thomas Baker, of Newton, to Miss Sarah Jenkins, of the same place. Edits (no idea on below!) Birth BAKER, EMMA ELIZABETH ( Mother's Maiden Surname) JAKINGS GRO Reference: 1856 D Quarter in GRANTHAM UNION Volume 07A Page 392 Birth BAKER, GEORGE (Mother's Maiden Surname) JEAKINS GRO Reference: 1858 J Quarter in GRANTHAM Volume 07A Page 389 No!... County Lincolnshire Place Haceby Church name St Andrew Register type Unspecified Register entry number 92 Baptism date 21 Dec 1856 Person forename Emma Elizabeth Person sex F Father forename William Mother forename Anne Father surname BAKER Person abode Haceby Father occupation Labourer https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_queries/new?locale=en (Parents Marriage 1850, Anne Jeakings)
Member Since: July 2005 Posts: 12,293 Send Message	alviegal	Report	31 Jul 2019 19:37
Member Since: July 2005 Posts: 12,293 Send Message	???? Very common names though SARAH Last name JENKINS Marriage quarter 2 Marriage year 1855 SARAH JENKINS married one of these people Thomas Wood, Thomas Baker District Sleaford District number - County Lincolnshire Country England Volume 7A Page number 749
Member Since: September 2004 Posts: 439 Send Message	Julie	Report	31 Jul 2019 15:49
	ErikaH, - having people appearing with different spellings of their name on different documents isn't uncommon, but when it happens it's a pain. With the Jeakins/Jeakings/Jackins/Jakins/Jenkins family about the only time they seem to appear with the same spelling of their family name is on a census document where several of them are living in the same household. Jeakins seems to be what later generations of the family have used where they have signed documents, so the inference is that this is what they settled on at some point. Even with John & Elizabeth, several children baptised in the same church, the spelling on the baptism register varies.
Member Since: August 2003 Posts: 62,815 Send Message	ErikaH	Report	31 Jul 2019 15:29
	I give up........................
Member Since: September 2004 Posts: 439 Send Message	Julie	Report	31 Jul 2019 14:31
	ErikaH - not necessarily careless, I tend to list people under whatever spelling they first appear with. Who is to say what the correct spelling is? I have used the spelling Jeakins as a handle for the whole family in this post, but in some cases one or other of them never appears on a census doc, BDM or other "official" document with the Jeakins spelling.
Member Since: August 2003 Posts: 62,815 Send Message	ErikaH	Report	31 Jul 2019 14:07
	A tree on Ancestry has the whole family listed as Jackins - shows how careless some people are
Member Since: August 2003 Posts: 62,815 Send Message	ErikaH	Report	31 Jul 2019 14:01
	????????? England, Select Marriages, 1538–1973 No Image Name: George Jeakins Gender: Male Age: 24 Birth Date: 1839 Marriage Date: 1863 Marriage Place: Kingston, Cambridge, England Father: John Jeakins Spouse: Rebecca Mills FHL Film Number: 1040535 Reference ID: 2:3HBHLR3 EDITED NO................born in Cambridgeshire
Member Since: August 2003 Posts: 62,815 Send Message	ErikaH	Report	31 Jul 2019 13:59
	Purely for INFO 1851 Newton, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England John Jeakins Head Married Male 64 1787 Ag Labourer Bedfordshire, England Elizabeth Jeakins Wife Married Female 53 1798 Ag Labourer's Wife St Ives, Huntingdonshire, England John Jeakins Son Unmarried Male 30 1821 Ag Lab Bedfordshire, England Mark Jeakins Son Unmarried Male 23 1828 Ag Lab Newton, Lincolnshire, England Matthew Jeakins Son Unmarried Male 16 1835 Ag Lab Newton, Lincolnshire, England George Jeakins Son - Male 12 1839 Scholar Newton, Lincolnshire, England Charles Jeakins Son - Male 5 1846 Scholar Newton, Lincolnshire, England
Member Since: September 2004 Posts: 439 Send Message	Julie	Report	31 Jul 2019 13:52
	John, wife Elizabeth and several of their children went to the US in 1851. The family appear on the England 1851 census just prior to leaving in Newton by Folkingham, Lincolnshire. John 30: Mark 23: Matthew 16: George 12: Charles 5 are all listed with their parents. Sarah 20 is in nearby Folkingham as a servant. James 31 is already married to Ann and in a separate household in Newton. 3 other children remained in England. I have traced what happened to all but 2 of the children, but lose all trace of Sarah and George after the 1851 census. I found a bio of Mark, it mentions Sarah as going to US, but says nothing of George - given that he was only 12 I would have thought he would have gone to the US with his parents. One of my problems is that the name Jeakins can appear under other spellings, I've found Jakins, Jackins, Jeakings and Jenkins so far. Son John ended up in Ohio as a farmer, brothers Matthew and Charles are with him in 1860, as is the now widowed Elizabeth their mother. Mark ended up in Illinois as a farmer. Can anyone track either George of Sarah down after 1851?

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