| 16 December 1739 in Herefordshire, England. | ||
| 23 December 1739 in Ballingham, Herefordshire. | ||
| 3 February 1814 in Hentland, Herefordshire. | ||
| 6 February 1814 in Hentland. | ||
| Robert Pimble (1702-) | ||
| Maria Dallow (1709-) | ||
| Mary Watkins (1744-1801) on 26 February 1771 at St Michael’s, Gloucester. | ||
| Hannah Pymble (1772-1846) | ||
| Phillip Pymble jnr (1773-1832) | ||
| Robert Pymble (1776-1861) | ||
| Mary Pymble (1778-185x) | ||
| Sarah Pymble (1780-1798) | ||
| Ann Pymble (1782-) | ||
| Jane Pymble (1784-<1861) | ||
| William Pymble (1787-) | ||
| Alice Pymble (1789-1859) | ||
It’s quite interesting that five children of Philip and Mary went to live in Whitechapel. They are reasonably easy to track because they were often witnesses at one another’s weddings — Jane married George Moore & they had 47 acres of market gardens at Greenwich employing 10 men & 5 women. Ann & William never married. William, before he died, was a lodger at a pub with the name of
The Bride & Bridegroom. William & Hannah were witnesses at Jane’s wedding, and Robert & Mary Pymble (née Jamieson) at Hannah’s before they left for Australia after getting all their children baptised at Whitechapel. Hannah’s husband James Key was a witness at the wedding of Captain John Lister & Susannah Pymble.
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