Lorna's family forest

Joan Hembry^1,2

(circa December 1716 - )

Father

Thomas Hembry^2,3 (cir. Nov 1690 - )

Mother

Joan Helliar^2,3 (cir. Aug 1692 - )

Relationship

5th great-grandmother of Lorna Henderson

BMDB data

Joan Hembry was born cir. Dec 1716 Curry Rivel, SOM, ENG

.² She was baptized on 28 Dec 1716 Curry Rivel, SOM

; entry reads: Joan daughter of Thomas & Joan Hembry Dec 28.^2,3
Joan Hembry married Thomas Wines, son of Thomas Wines and Ann UnknownSurname, on 18 May 1735 Curry Rivel, SOM

, entry reads: Thomas Wynn of South Petherton and Joan Hembry, May 18
NB 1735, the 1736 marriages are clearly on the following page.^4,1,5

Names

Joan was also known as Joanna (from the baptism of sons Samuel & Joseph.)^6,7

External links

Click here to see Joan's page on WikiTree, a (free) collaborative on-line tree.⁸

Family 1

Child

Moses Hembry⁹ (cir. 1732 - cir. Jun 1732)

Family 2

Thomas Wines (cir. Apr 1714 - cir. Apr 1784)

Children

John Wynn¹⁰ (cir. Jun 1736 - )
Ann Wines¹¹ (cir. Feb 1737 - )
Thomas Wines¹¹ (cir. Jan 1740 - cir. Mar 1819)
Betty Wines¹¹ (Jun 1742 - )
William Wines^12,11 (Aug 1746 - )
James Wines¹¹ (Feb 1748 - )
Samuel Wines+^11,13,6 (cir. Apr 1750 - bef. 1841)
Joseph Wines^11,13,7 (Nov 1756 - 1807)

Charts

My pedigree chart
Maternal ancestors of Lorna

My Somerset ancestors

Last Edited

11 May 2019

Citations

SOM WINES source records ex Taunton Record Office from Allen E, Baptisms marriages burials Taunton Record Office, Marr. 18 May 1736 Thomas s/o Thomas & Ann WINES; Joan d/o Thomas HEMBRY & Joan HELLIAR, Curry Rivel SOM, from Descendants of Thomas WINES, rcvd Jan 1994, also online at http://www.allevan.com/myfamilytree-o/p243.htm#i1215 (Jun 2013).
SOM WINES source records ex Taunton Record Office from Allen E, Baptisms marriages burials Taunton Record Office, Bap. 28 Dec 1716 Joan d/o Thomas HEMBRY & Joan HELLIAR, Curry Rivel SOM, from Descendants of Thomas WINES, rcvd Jan 1994, also online at http://www.allevan.com/myfamilytree-o/p243.htm#i1216 (Jun 2013).
Parish Registers: Somerset, England (published), Bap. 28 Dec 1716 Joand/o Thomas & Joan HEMBRY, Curry Rivel, SOM, copy d/loaded Mar 2019.
Parish Registers: Somerset, England (published), Marr. 18 May 1735 Thomas WYNN of South Petherton & Joan HEMBRY, Curry Rivel, SOM, copy d/loaded Mar 2019.
Www Rootsweb online at http://wc.rootsweb.com/, Marr. 18 May 1736 Thomas WINES & Joan HEMBRY, Curry Rivel, SOM, Nicholas family tree of Hanna Nicholas posted Dec 2003, extracted Jun 2004.
Baptisms, Parish of Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG: Bap. 1750 Samuel WINES, extracted Sep/Oct 1994/5.
Baptisms, Parish of Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG: Bap. 1756 Josephus WINES, extracted Sep/Oct 1994/5.
WikiTree online at http://WikiTree.com/, Jun-13.
Parish Registers: Somerset, England (published), Bur. 17 Jun 1732 Moses "bastard of Joan HEMBRY, Curry Rivel, SOM, extracted Mar 2019.
Parish Registers: Somerset, England (published), Bap. 6 Jun 1736 John s/o Thomas & Joan WYNN, Curry Rivel, SOM, extracted May 2019.
SOM WINES source records ex Taunton Record Office from Allen E, Baptisms marriages burials Taunton Record Office, Descendants of Thomas WINES, rcvd Jan 1994.
Baptisms, Parish of Sth Petherton, SOM, ENG: Bap. 1746 Gulialmas WINES, extracted Sep/Oct 1994/5.
Allen EVANS (34755), "WINES: Sth Petherton correspondence ex Allen E," e-mail to Lorna Henderson, rcvd Jan 1994.

E. & O. E. Some/most parish records are rather hard to read and names, places hard to interpret, particularly if you are unfamiliar with an area.

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