Acton, Sarah 1a
| Birth Name | Acton, Sarah |
| Gender | female |
| Age at Death | 75 years |
Narrative
William Bond and Sarah Acton
The marriage of William Bond to Sarah Acton has been a boon to my forward movement, at the beginning, their research led me to a small introduction to the richer more historically significant records in my family. Their Marriage, 02/05/1786. Lewisham St Paul, Deptford England.
St Paul's Deptford was consecrated in 1730 and designed by Thomas Archer in his usual Roman Baroque style, in the year 2000 the east end was damaged by fire, where some stained glass was lost. Today if we were to enter the main doors of St Paul's we would still be able to appreciate the historic significance of the building to the family. There are photographs of the interior online for the family to enjoy, who can not visit in person. Though it is going on three hundred years since their marriage we are still able to get a very clear and almost palpable understanding of their marriage day, within our imagination. From the very beginning since joining Ancestry, I have had an almost unquenchable desire to get into my family's everyday lives by scrutinising aspects and facts in their records. I encourage all family historians to not just document the record but also the facts behind the place where the event took place to add an enriched insight into their lives. Sarah’s father was John Acton and her mother was Sarah Ann Badcock, their marriage was also at the same St Paul, Deptford England as Sarah and William Bond in the year 21/5/1765, which adds more reason to look into the history of St Paul, Deptford. I was able to discover that John Acton my fourth great-grandfather was a lighterman/pilot at Deptford Royal Dockyard.
Deptford Dockyard has a history of being the major warship building and maintenance docks to the Royal Navy for a period of three hundred years, founded in 1513 by King Henry VIII. Facts such as these give me a tremendous amount of satisfaction and enjoyment for hours on end in researching and documenting material in family records.
Narrative
Records not imported into INDI (individual) Gramps ID I312681185558:
Line ignored as not understood Line 118490: 2 _APID -176891781:1030:10403921
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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| Birth | 1766 | |||
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| Death | 1841 | |||
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Acton, John | 1744-03-18 | 1823-07-11 | |
| Mother | Badcock, Sarah Ann | 1744 | 1782-12-00 | |
| Acton, Sarah | 1766 | 1841 | ||
| Sister | Acton, Elizabeth | 1767 | 1849-03-31 | |
| Sister | Acton, Catherine | 1768 | 1851 | |
| Sister | Acton, Ann | 1769 | April 1769 | |
| Sister | Acton, Ann | 1769 | April 1769 | |
| Brother | Acton, John Cook | 1772 | 1847-01-00 | |
| Brother | Acton, Charles | 1772 | 1845 | |
| Sister | Acton, Sophia | 1774 | 1825 | |
| Sister | Acton, Charlotte | 1778 | 19 June 1856 | |
| Sister | Acton, Maria | 1779 | 20 December 1843 | |
| Sister | Acton, Harriet | 1780 | 4 November 1781 | |
| Brother | Acton, William | 1781 | 15 June 1781 | |
| Brother | Acton, Ambrose | 1784 | 26 September 1785 | |
| Brother | Acton, Robert James | 3 January 1790 | 14 August 1870 | |
| Sister | Acton, Rebecca Ann | 1791-09-12 | 1863-07-01 | |
| Sister | Acton, Louisa | 26 September 1793 | 1876 |
Families
Family of Bond, William and Acton, Sarah |
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| Unknown | Partner | Bond, William ( * 1768 + ... ) | |||||||||
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| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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| Bond, John | 1782 | 1870 |
| Bond, William Robert | 1801-01-22 | 1876-03-00 |
Pedigree
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Source References
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