The D'Arcy Archive
1776

Elizabeth 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 →

Elizabeth Saniger1776in the tree
written in a record this archive has read from the family tree, untested

None of the 6 relationships shown here is written in a record this archive has read. Every one comes from the family tree. That is not a claim that they are wrong — it is a statement about what has been checked, and on this site the difference is the point. How claims are labelled →

More than one sibling here carries the same name — John Saniger. They are drawn separately. This archive does not merge records on a name. Why →

The record

Born6 NOV 1776Berkeley, Gloucester, England

Family

Parents

Thomas Saniger · Catherine Cotton

Brothers and sisters

James Saniger (b. 1773) · John Saniger (1769–1824) · John Saniger (b. 1773) · Thomas Saniger (b. 1771)

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.

Every entry naming Elizabeth Saniger in the register →

Others of the same name

This family reuses forenames relentlessly. These are different people, kept apart on purpose rather than merged into one. Why →

Everywhere Elizabeth appears in this archive

Every page of this site that writes aboutElizabeth Saniger in prose, gathered automatically — 7 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 →

What changed

…ght forms in use that day, returns the 1822 baptism on its own. WHICH NAMES A GENERATION. Elizabeth Saniger, widow, 60, born Chew Magna, was already here living with her son William Saniger, 27, born Chew Magna, at Oxford Road in 1851. T…

Errands

…urrently prints both on different pages. Context → 29 Open PROB 11/1825/326 — the will of Elizabeth Saniger, widow of Thornbury The National Archives, Kew — digitised, downloadable — The image is DIGITISED and the record page reads “£3.5…

Chew Magna

…840. These are neighbouring Bristol parishes, not distant towns. The generation is right. Elizabeth Saniger is sixty in 1851, so born about 1791. Lyddya Sinegar is seventy in 1841, so born about 1771. Hannah is thirty-five in 1841, so bo…

What Has Been Read

…fe and children — a branch this archive has never had. Also PROB 11/1825/326, the will of Elizabeth Saniger, widow, of Thornbury, 1833; and at Shropshire Archives SRO 2847/7/173, a 1829 deed naming “John Maddock Jones of Penybryn esq”, t…

Saniger is a place

…r's inquest. “Casual death. Epileptic, suffocated. Lodgings paid for by Berkeley parish.” Elizabeth Saniger of Thornbury is the one to open. She died a widow in December 1833, in a parish that sits between Berkeley and Bristol and holds…

What This Archive Got Wrong

…1816, and WILLIAM SINEGAR, baptised there in 1822 — both children of SIMON and ELIZABETH. Elizabeth Saniger, widow, 60, born Chew Magna, was already on this site, living with her son William Saniger, 27, born Chew Magna, at Oxford Road i…

The work list

…Three PROB 11 wills, digitised and free, behind a free sign-in this archive will not make Elizabeth Saniger 1833 , Robert D'Arcy , and Benjamin Cotton, cordwainer of Berkeley, 1779 (PROB 11/1056/294). All three are already digitised at K…

Sources attached in the tree

  • Guthrie Web Site — Elizabeth Saniger

These are the citations the family tree carries. Where this archive has checked one against the original, it says so on the relevant page. Method →

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