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Part II · Two lines, and the families behind them · II.11Contents

The Giddins family

Giddins: 3 people who have died in this archive, years recorded 1815 to 1863. Who bears the name, where, and how well each link is known.

Giddins as this archive holds it: the people of the name, the tree’s own words about each link, and the names it joins.

Giddins: the line, generation by generation

Documented
  1. Gen. 1from Baldock: the United Kingdom today; spouse of Norton: the United Kingdom todayJames Giddinsb. c.1815from Baldockm. Elizabeth Giddins, of Norton
  2. Gen. 2from Baldock district: the United Kingdom today; spouse of Baldock: the United Kingdom todayMartha Giddings1841–1863from Baldock districtm. George Castle, of Baldock

Flags at a card's top: each place's state then, and today's where it differs (hover for which place).Flags: Flags Atlas, by David Defranceski, drawn for this project.

How our line connects

Not connected to our line yet. This family is on the English line the DNA points to, through the Wears of Hertfordshire. No document yet joins that line to the family of record that the story follows, so nothing on it is drawn as ours; it has pages of its own.

Cardssolid: documenteddashed: inferreddotted: family memory or the family's treetinted = our direct line

At a glance

Published
3 people who have died — all on the English line.
Living
None in the register. A living person is named on their own page, with relationships and place and nothing more, and is never listed on a family page.
Years recorded
1815 to 1863, across all 3 people who have died.
On the tree
2 entries carry the name, graded 2 documented. An entry can hold a couple.
Also written
GIDDINS · GIDDINGS — as grouped on her names

Where the tree puts the name

These are the entries of the tree that carry the name, grouped under the tree’s own headings, each with the grade the tree gives it on the shared five-word ladder. The quoted words are the tree’s, whole and unchanged. Its headings count outward from its own subject.

Great-great-grandparents

Tree generation 5

George Castle × Martha Giddings — pages: George Castle, Martha Giddings Documented

1840–1885 and 1841 — d. Q3 1863 · Willian and Baldock, Hertfordshire

“ENUMERATED AS SON-IN-LAW in the house of James and Elizabeth Giddins”

James Giddins × Elizabeth Giddins — pages: James Giddins, Elizabeth Giddins Documented

both b. 1814–1815 · 9 Cottages at Norton End, Baldock

“NEW ON 16 SEPTEMBER, and they are the reason this branch of the family stayed in Hertfordshire.”

The people

The English line — 3

PersonDatesGradeHow we know
Martha Giddings 1841–1863 Documented The 1871 census names her only through the relationships of the people left behind, and that is enough.
James Giddins b. c.1815 Documented He is in the 1861 and 1871 censuses at the same address.
Elizabeth Giddins b. c.1815 Documented She is in the 1861 and 1871 censuses with her husband.

Also named in the archive’s family charts — 3, without a page in the people index

Taken from the kin lists on the pages above. Nothing here is a finding of its own; each is as the chart gives it.

NameDatesNamed as
George Giddins b. 1847 brother or sister of Martha Giddings; child of James Giddins; child of Elizabeth Giddins
John Giddins b. 1849 brother or sister of Martha Giddings; child of James Giddins; child of Elizabeth Giddins
Emma Giddins b. 1855 brother or sister of Martha Giddings; child of James Giddins; child of Elizabeth Giddins

The names it joins

Marriages recorded between a person of this name and a person of another. A name with a family page of its own is linked.

NameMarriagesWho
Castle 1
Martha Giddings and George Castle (married 1862 · index and census)

Where this family’s story is told