Dommett, Mary 1799

Dommett, Mary 1799 – 1888				Father:	Dommett,	John		1763-1825
				Mother:	Coles	Susannah		1767-1832

Birth date	Birth place	Registered	County	District	Sub-district	GRO ref.	Christening	Place	County
1799	Churchstanton	n/a	Devon				24 Mar 1799	Churchstanton	Devon
Death date	Death place	Registered	County	District	Sub-district	GRO ref.	Cause
Oct-Nov 1888	Clapham, Sussex	Oct-Dec 1888	Sussex	East Preston		Vol 2b, p 218

Boniface George Warningcamp 1803-1890	Marriage
	Date	31 July 1824
	Place	Leominster
	District
	County	Sussex
	GRO ref.	n/a

Children		Birth date	Birth place	Death date	Death Place	Marriage date	Marriage place	Spouse	Notes
George		1826	Warningcamp	Apr-Jun 1911	Steyning	15 Jul 1848 Oct-Dec 1888	Leominster Steyning	Bertha Boxall Ellen Mills
James		1828	Warningcamp	Jan-Mar 1905	East Preston	Single
Thomas		1830	Warningcamp	Oct-Dec 1896	East Preston	27 May 1854	Angmering	Jane Bishop
John		1832	Warningcamp	6 Jun 1911	Arundel	Single			Army pensioner
Ann		1834	Warningcamp	Apr-Jun 1916	East Preston	25 Jan 1858	Patching	George Varndell
Henry		1836	Warningcamp	3 Apr 1916	Brighton	Oct-Dec 1860	Chichester	Matilda Arnell
Edwin (Edmund)		12 Apr 1838	Clapham	Mar 1929	Steyning	18 Feb 1860	Patching	Caroline Redman
Mary		1839	Clapham	Oct-Dec 1840	Worthing	n/a

Records
Date	Source		Residence		Occupation
5 Feb 1804	Baptism		Churchstanton, Devon
6 Jun 1841	1841 England census		Lee Farm, Clapham
30 Mar 1851	1851 England Census		Lee Farm, Clapham
7 Apr 1861	1861 England census		Combe, Burpham, Sussex
2 Apr 1871	1871 England census		Lee Farm, Clapham
3 Apr 1881	1881 England census		Lee Farm, Clapham		Farm labourer’s wife
22 Sep 1890	Burial		Clapham, Sussex

Additional Information
Mary’s birthplace, Churchstanton, was originally in the county of Devon, but was transferred to Somerset in 1896. Mary’s maiden name was Dommett on her christening record, On her marriage record it was Dramet; also Dummett was recorded on her son Edmund’s birth certificate. Such variations of spelling often occurred when names were conveyed orally to presiding clerics, usually without spelling them.