Uren Rundle Marriage

[smills1979]

I need a bit of help with this one, trying to find some information for a friend as he is stuck as well.

Jocelyn May Uren B March 1914 in East Stonehouse Plymouth, Mother’s maiden name Rundle. First name possibly Sarah but not sure. Father’s first name unknown, I will be ordering the Birth certificate for Jocelyn, but can’t do that till next week.

In the meantime I have tried looking for a marriage between Rundle and Uren and have been unsuccessful.

I think I have also found a sister to Jocelyn a Margaret J Uren b1916 again in East Stonehouse in Plymouth.

Can anyone help me trace this marriage?

[SmallTownGirl]

There's a marriage in Q2 1906 in Eastry (Kent) between a Thomas Uren and a Sarah Rundle. vol 2a, p.1877

[smills1979]

Thanks for this, i had discounted it as from what we know the family has always been in devon or cornwall, think i may have to dig further into this though and try and find them on 1911 census

[SueNSW]

Is that date right STG - Eastry and Plymouth suggested to me Royal Marines - there is a 15th April 1902 wedding at the Walmer Parish Church between these two - in Royal Marine register records

Following children also recorded

Thomas V born 9th March 1903
Arthur B - 21st December 1904
Albert R - 21st December 1908
Joselyn M - 4th March 1914
Margaret - 4th June 1916

Sarah is on her own with the 3 boys in 1911 in Plymouth

[smills1979]

Wow that is fantastic thank you

[SmallTownGirl]

Sorry, yes 1902. Info from FreeBMD.

[SueNSW]

Looks like Thomas (snr) has a couple of records that can be downloaded from the National Archives

http://discovery.nationalarchives.go...x=0&image1.y=0

[Uncle John]

Eastry could also mean coal-mining. The Kent coalfield was just starting up around the early 1900s.

[smills1979]

Thanks everyone, this has helped a lot.

[Elaine]

Looking at the national archives numbers mentioned on the records 333 and 8542 , think this is him

Royal Marines Medal Roll 1914-1920
First name(s): Thomas
Last name: UREN
Number: N/A
Rank: R.M. Gunner
Awards:
Medals & clasps earned: 1914-15 Star, Victory & British War Medals
How issued or disposed of: Self
Service branch: Royal Marines
Unit:
Date of death: 10 Aug 1955
Cause of death:
Remarks:
Notes: ex-PLY/8542 & Depot/333 - Promoted R.M. Gunner W.O. 12/6/1913.