Sarah Love1
#14681, (1801-after April 1875)
| Charts | Manthorpe Family - descendants |
| Last Edited | 29 May 2016 |
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Sarah Love married James Symonds Manthorpe, son of John Manthorpe and Hannah Symonds.1 Sarah Love was born in 1801 at Brampton, Suffolk.1
Sarah, as the mother of the groom, along with James may have attended the wedding of Charles and Harriet Whitridge Baker in a Congregational ceremony performed by Reverend Thomas Quinton Stow at her father's house on Thursday, 20 October 1859 at Morphett Vale, South Australia.. Others who may have attended include Ruth Wayte as mother of the bride and Reverend Edward Knight Baker as father of the bride. Charles and Harriet went on to have as many as 13 children together.2,3
Sarah died after April 1875.4
Whilst in England Charles spent time with his mother Sarah, and also visited the Isle of Wight and Paris. However, he was very keen to return to South Australia as "the sun knew how to shine there, but it did not in England". It was said that "he preferred this colony to the old country in many respects; he liked the freedom of social intercourse, the freedom of opinion that prevailed, and the absence of poverty, which contrasted so strangely with things in England".5,4
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Sarah Love married James Symonds Manthorpe, son of John Manthorpe and Hannah Symonds.1 Sarah Love was born in 1801 at Brampton, Suffolk.1
Sarah, as the mother of the groom, along with James may have attended the wedding of Charles and Harriet Whitridge Baker in a Congregational ceremony performed by Reverend Thomas Quinton Stow at her father's house on Thursday, 20 October 1859 at Morphett Vale, South Australia.. Others who may have attended include Ruth Wayte as mother of the bride and Reverend Edward Knight Baker as father of the bride. Charles and Harriet went on to have as many as 13 children together.2,3
Sarah died after April 1875.4
Whilst in England Charles spent time with his mother Sarah, and also visited the Isle of Wight and Paris. However, he was very keen to return to South Australia as "the sun knew how to shine there, but it did not in England". It was said that "he preferred this colony to the old country in many respects; he liked the freedom of social intercourse, the freedom of opinion that prevailed, and the absence of poverty, which contrasted so strangely with things in England".5,4
Family | James Symonds Manthorpe (c 1804-14 Aug 1869) |
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Citations
- [S909] E-mails from John Ryan to Tim Hill, 2016- 'Re: ThoseBefore.com - Reverend Charles Manthorpe' - 20 May 2016 at 07:21.
- [S321] The South Australian Advertiser, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, 1859 'Family Notices.', The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), 26 October, p. 2, viewed 2 May, 2015, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1198547
- [S864] E-mails from Carole Knight Baker to Tim Hill, 2015- 'Re: WAYTE families query' - 10 March 2015 at 14:49.
- [S909] E-mails from John Ryan to Tim Hill, 2016- 'Re: ThoseBefore.com - Reverend Charles Manthorpe' - 20 May 2016 at 06:57.
- [S321] The South Australian Advertiser, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, 1876 'WELCOME TO THE REV. C. MANTHORPE.', The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), 13 July, p. 12. , viewed 29 May 2016, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article31971060