Other Sydnors

DISCUSSION: It seems probable that these were Sydnors, probably descended from the Gloucester Sydnors. The repeated phonetic similarity with Sydnor created a strong argument to find these people as kin.

E???. FRANCES [FRANSIS CIDNER], daughter, baptized 15 April 1735 at Swimbridge .[2]

DISCUSSION: Elizabeth Sadner was an unlikely Sydnor because of the spelling of her last name (except there were two Ann Sadners in London) and because there were no other Sydnors found in the north of England (except Samuel Sydner shown hereafter). Perhaps the spelling of the surname was following an earlier misscription of Sydnor or perhaps it was a miscription of such as Sadler.

DISCUSSION: Certainly a Sydnor, Samuel Sydner has provided a puzzle because there were no other Sydnors found in the north of England (except possibly Elizabeth Sadner shown immediately above). Relocating that distance in that direction was most unusual.

DISCUSSION: Surprisingly, there was no logical place to connect this person. Because of the date of the marriage, there should have been a birth record. There was no record of Sydnors connected with Magdalene Laver.

DISCUSSION: These were undoubtedly Sydnors, probably from the Sydnors in Kent. There were no recorded births by which to connect them to the genealogy.

E???. ELIZABETH SYDNOR [SIDNER], baptized 14 March 1562/3 at Westbury-on-Trym .[6]

DISCUSSION: The irregular spelling Sadner, repeated with both Anns, was also found with Elizabeth Sadner in Durham in the north of England. There were no recorded births by which to connect them to the genealogy.

DISCUSSION: There was no recorded birth of a James Sydnor to use to form a connection in the genealogy.

E???. JAMES SYDNOR [SIDMORE] , buried 1738 at Christ Church in Newgate Street .[12]

This Anne may have been possibly the daughter of Henry Sydnor of Yarmouth [E???], or possibly Charles and Mary (Pinner) Sydnor of Norwich, or possibly William and Bridget (Reeve) Sydnor.

E???. ANNE SYDNOR [SEDNOR], baptized September 1700 at St Stephen's parish in Norwich.[14]

Anne was perhaps the daughter of Charles [E142] or Henry [E143] Sydnor. Either of these men may have continued to live in the parish of St Stephen.

DISCUSSION: This Charles may have been born elsewhere and died young in Norwich.

E???. CHARLES SYDNOR , buried 16 May 1687 at St Peter Mancroft in Norwich.[15]

DISCUSSION: There were no recorded births or any other method to connect this Mary with the genealogy.

DISCUSSION: Clearly a Sydnor, there was no recorded birth or any other method to connect Daniel in the genealogy.

DISCUSSION: Clearly a Sydnor, there was no recorded birth of an Eleann or any other method to connect her in the genealogy. She was probably connected to Gloucester and Devon Sydnors.

[1] See East Teignmouth parish records.

[2] See Swimbridge parish records.

[3] See Bishopwearmouth parish records.

[4] See Sunderland parish records.

[5] See Magdalen Laver parish records. Check for Thurgood information.

[6] See Westbury-on-Trym parish records.

[7] See Hawkesbury parish records.

[8] See Stroud parish records.

[9] See Sunderland parish records.

[10] See St Martin in the Fields parish records.

[11] See St Leonard parish records.

[12] See London Burials, v.14 (LDS Ref 942.1/V22b).

[13] See St Andrew parish records; also see Pedigrees (in manuscript, LDS ref: Q942.61/D2ho), G. H. Holley, v.6, pp.21-22. Check original for parents.

[14] See St Stephen parish records. The record only lists her father as SEDNOR.

[15] See St Peter Mancroft parish records; also see Pedigrees (in manuscript, LDS ref: Q942.61/D2ho), G. H. Holley, v.6, pp.21-22.

[16] See St Augustine parish records.

[17] See Obituaries Prior to 1800, William Musgrave, (Publication of the Harleian Society, ed. George J. Armytage), v.48 (1900); also Gentleman"s Magazine (1753), p.296.

[18] See Hanley Castle records.