and Emma Radley During the past few years I have researched Thomas Hudgell and Emma Radley thinking that these were my great great great grandparents, but have now found out that this is not so.
As you can see from Thomas's story he had a life of crime which cut short his life, so was only married to Emma for less than 3 years, after this she took to living with James Bettis who seemed to be the love of her life, they went on to have 9 children, not marrying until 1868.
Some of the early children were given the name of Hudgill but this was only from Emma's married name and not through blood lines. Other than her first child who sadly died as an infant all the children were fathered by James Bettis, and it wasn't until Arthur in 1852 that they took the Bettis name and for the generations thereafter.
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1841 census Coopersale Common North Weald Bassett Essex
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Over the next census's the name varies between Hudgell to Hudgill
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1851 Coopersale Common Epping Essex
1861 Ivy Chimnies Lane Theydon Garnon Epping Essex
1871 Epping Essex
Rosetta is stated as daughter but is in fact their granddaughter and the child of Mary Ann.
James Bettis died in
1872, Mary Ann in 1876 and Rosetta aged 8 in 1877
1881 Ivy Chimnies Lane Theydon Bois Epping Essex
1891 Cottage at New Farm Epping Essex
In 1891 she was living with her daughter and husband Emma died in 1898
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'Congratulations on a wonderful family history presentation.
I just "googled" on the off chance, and struck gold!....................
Jean Potter