Edward Saniger
Of Berkeley, Gloucester, England.
FamilyAsserted by the family tree. No record has been found for them, and none has been shown against them either. How this archive grades a claim →
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The record
| Born | 5 MAR 1713 | Berkeley, Gloucester, England |
Family
Parents
William Saniger · Bridget Bayley
Brothers and sisters
Christian Saniger (b. 1718) · Mary Saniger (b. 1718) · Thomas Saniger (b. 1711)
Where this comes from
No relationship on this page has been checked against a record — the parents, marriages and children drawn above are what the family tree says. Nothing else has been found for them either way. How claims are labelled →
This person has a page because the tree names them beside someone this archive follows. Nothing has been researched for them here, and records that carry their name are filed in the register under the name and not assigned to them: a name is not a person.
Everywhere Edward appears in this archive
Every page of this site that writes aboutEdward Saniger in prose, gathered automatically — 10 in total. This counts pages, not records: the lists and registers are skipped on purpose, so a person can be well documented and appear here once or not at all. How claims are labelled →
…d writes in 1791 that "Saniger [was] long held by an old Family of the same Name"; and an Edward Saniger of Saniger, Gent., stands as the freeholder for Hinton tithing at the election of 1776. The surname is taken off the land, which…
…d is the same household this archive already follows through the Berkeley estate papers — Edward Saniger of Saniger, clothier, mortgaging to Richard Holliday the cooper in 1692 — spelled with two n's and styled GENT two years later, i…
…BURIED AT BERKELEY ST MARY THE VIRGIN ON 16 JANUARY 1825, with Thomas Saniger of 1819 and Edward Saniger of Saniger, Gent., of 1739 beside him. /graves was never dishonest about it — it says «gathered from the tree» in its own first s…
…r family in its own parish, by name and holding, from 1601 to 1749 — John Saniger yeoman, Edward Saniger of Saniger gent and clothier, Maurice Saniger and Jane his wife. This is the documentary spine of the family the archive has only…
…ctoria 1817, Eliza and Hesther 1819, Daniel 1821 — and Daniel's entry gives his father as Edward Saniger and his mother as Kitura. The five untestable Saniger generations were behind a subscription, not behind a gap in the record. 13…
…2) EDWARD SANIGER of Saniger, Berkeley, GENT D2957/41/168 13 November 1716 Exchange — (1) Edward Saniger of Saniger, Berkeley, gent (2) Isaac Smyth of Dursley, clothier D3831/Box5/1 1716–1814 Deeds of PANTHURST FARM, SANIGER, BERKELEY…
…text «Saniger, long held by an old Family of the same Name»; the Berkeley monuments; and Edward Saniger among the freeholders of Hinton. → John Smyth, Men and Armour for Gloucestershire in 1608 Maclean's edition, 1902 coaley.net tran…
…“Swonhunger; corruptly called Saniger” 1650–1699 1 1692 Tudor and Stuart Gloucestershire Edward Saniger of Saniger, clothier; a gentleman by 1709 1750–1799 5 1774 Georgian Britain Saniger Farm «was sold by EDWARD SANIGER to the Earl…
…liza and Hesther 1819, Daniel 1821 — and Daniel's entry, to take one, gives his father as Edward Saniger and his mother as Kitura. The generations are testable after all. They were behind a paywall, not behind a gap in the record. Thi…
…ction 32 . What volume 1 did give is real: four generations at Berkeley with ages, and an Edward Saniger of Peddington. 45. Done — finished and published this archive Trade directories — Pigot's and Kelly's, Gloucestershire and Staffo…
Sources attached in the tree
- Quigley Web Site — Edward Saniger
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