See also
Name:
Sex:
Female
Father:
Mother:
1788, Register Entry for Baptism of Nancy Osborn Lamoureuse
Birth:
2 Aug 1788
Baptism:
11 Aug 1788 (age 0)
the French Protestant Church4
Address: East Stonehouse, Devon
Parent:
1 Feb 1813 (age 24)
Baptism of son James Giles Newman
Parent:
9 Sep 1821 (age 33)
Baptism of daughter Caroline Johns
spouse:
1862 (age 73-74)
Death of spouse James
Death:
1868 (age 81)
Limehouse, Middlesex5
1809, Register Entry for Marriage of James Giles Dominy and Nancy Lamrow 1
1841, 1841 Census for Household of James Dominy in Limehouse, Middlesex
1851, 1851 Census for Household of James Giles Dominy in Limehouse, Middlesex
1861, 1861 Census for Household of James Dominy in Limehouse, Middlesex
Spouse:
Children:
Marriage:
14 May 1809 (age 20)
St Andrew's Church1
Address: Stoke Damerel, Devonport, Devon
George was almost certainly the Groom's brother as he signed himself George Dominy Junr. because their father was called George. The second witness William Roberts was almost certainly the clerk or verger as he witnessed all the marriages and his hand writing indicated that he filled in all the register entries. The groom's and the bride's parents were almost certainly present but who else was there is not known.
Census for household:
6 Jun 1841 (age 45)
Limehouse, Middlesex6
Address: Gun Lane
The household consisted of James, his wife Nancy, and their children George (age 15) who is apprenticed to a cooper, Jane (age 15) who is apprenticed to a draper and John (age 5). They have the house to themselves.
Census for household:
30 Mar 1851 (age 60)
Limehouse, Middlesex3
Address: 6 Gun Lane
The household consisted of James, his wife Nancy and their children George (age 25), Nancy (age 28) and John (age 16). They had the house to themselves.
Census for household:
7 Apr 1861 (age 73)
Limehouse, Middlesex7
Address: 6 Gun Lane
The household consisted of James, his wife Nancy and their son John. They had the house to themselves.
She was baptised Nancy Osborn Lamoureuse. However she Anglicised her surname to Lamrow and dropped Osborne as her second Christian name as shown in the register for her marriage to James Giles Dominy where her name is given as Nancy Lamrow. However in the register for the baptism of their son James Giles Newman Dominy her name is given as Ann which is a familiar form of Nancy.1 2
Parish Register for Marriage of James Giles Dominy and Nancy Lamrow, St Andrew, Stoke Damerel, Devon, 14 May 1809, Plymouth and West Devon Record Office.
Parish Register for Baptism of James Giles Newman Dominy, St Andrew, Stoke Damerel, Devon, 1 February 1813, Plymouth and West Devon Record Office.
1851 England, Wales & Scotland census, 6 Gun Lane, Limehouse, Middlesex, HO107/1554, Folio 536, Page 15, Schedule 55, head of household: James Giles Dominy, National Archives.
Non-conformist Records for Baptism of Nancy Osborn Lamoureux, the French Protestant Church, East Stonehouse, Devon, 11 August 1788, National Archives.
England and Wales Death Registration Index, Nancy Dominy, Q1 1868, Stepney, Vol 1c, Page 351, General Register Office.
1841 England, Wales & Scotland census, Gun Lane, Limehouse, Middlesex, HO107/701, Book 11, Folio 8, Page 11, head of household: James Dominy, National Archives.
1861 England, Wales & Scotland census, 6 Gun Lane, Limehouse, Middlesex, RG9/288, Folio 128, Page 2, Schedule 10, head of household: James Dominy, National Archives.