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ZWICK Jakob of Hachborn
(9,20 New St) London 1860-6 St George's Ger Luth Ch

http://www.mawer.clara.net/sugarzz.html

(not sure if above relating)

Chris :)


England, Select Marriages, 1538–1973 (Ancestry)
Name Jakob Zwick
Gender: Male
Age: 28
Birth Date:1832
Marriage Date: 1 Jul 1860
Marriage Place: St. George'S German Lutheran Church, Battersea, Surrey, England
Mother: Catharina Zwick
Spouse: Margaretha Lukas


Marriages Sep 1860 (>99%)
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Lukas Margaretha Whitechapel 1c 826
Zwick Jakob Whitechapel 1c 826


edits (with below, didn't think Battersea was right!)


?Batch I00497-1, Film 1752198: The indexed location of Battersea, Surrey is incorrect. The correct location of the St George German Lutheran Church is Whitechapel, London, Middlesex.

http://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/England_Marriages_(FamilySearch_Historical_Records)/Known_Issues


http://www.hct.org.uk/chapels/london/st-georges-german-lutheran-church/17

http://apps.nationalarchives.gov.uk/nra/searches/subjectView.asp?ID=O65198

Dates, but some are only approximate

Henry James Baker c1911 to c1971 - my grandfather
Henry ? Baker 1877 to 1957 - my great grandfather
John Philip Baker c1846 - my great great grandfather (His name was Johan Philip Backer)
Christine Zwick c1856- my great great grandmother

The town that I think Christine came from was Treis an der lumbda (please forgive spelling!) and I think its near Munich

WOW - thank you to every one who has replied - didnt expect such a good response.
Will get back with dates. I found the names on a birth certificate that was for my grandfathers father.
thanks once again to all who replied

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Name: Edward W Marsh
Event Type: Marriage
Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
Registration Year: 1919
Registration District: Hackney
County: London
Event Place: Hackney, London, England
Spouse Name (available after 1911): Swick
Volume: 1B
Page: 1196
Line Number: 121

Swick probably married one of the following people
Name: Christina Swick

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Name: Princess Christina Zwick
Event Type: Birth Registration
Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration Year: 1888
Registration District: Hackney
County: London
Event Place: Hackney, London, England
Volume: 1B
Page: 544
Line Number: 89

Welcome to the boards, Sara. There are a lot of "thinks" in your post. How have you traced back to your great grandparents? Have you got birth, marriage and death certs to back up your research. It is quite easy to go back down the wrong line if you don't have the correct documents (been there, done that!)

Hi Sara

There are a couple of families who I have no doubt are related but we do need some dates of births from you

This looks like the Christina who married 1874, as per Gywns post


1871 England Census


Name:Christana Levich

Age:15

Estimated birth year:abt 1856

Relation:Daughter

Father's Name:Jacob Levich

Mother's name:Margaret Levich

Gender:Female

Where born:Marbury, Germany

Civil Parish:Mile End Old Town

Ecclesiastical parish:St Phillip

Town:Mile End Old Town

County/Island:London

Registration district:Mile End Old Town

Sub-registration district:Mile End Old Town, Western

ED, institution, or vessel:11

Household schedule number:299

Piece:555
Folio:134
Page Number:45

Household Members:



Jacob Levich 38
Margaret Levich 42
Christana Levich 15
Henry Levich 10
Elizabeth Levich 5

London, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1921

Name:Henry Zwick

Estimated birth year:abt 1861

Age:24

Spouse: Eliza Hodgetts

Spouse Age:23

Record Type:Marriage

Event Date:2 Aug 1885

Parish:St John, Hackney

Borough:Hackney

Father Name:
Jacob Zwick <<<<<<<<<<<<this was her Grandfather?

Spouse Father:
James Hodgetts

Register Type:Parish Register




England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975


Name:Heinrich Zwick

Gender:Male

Baptism Date:27 Jan 1861

Baptism Place:White Chapel, Middlesex, England

Father:Jakob Zwick

Mother:Margaretha Lucas

FHL Film Number:1752196

Reference ID:item 7-10 p.91

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Marriages Dec 1874
BAKER John Philip .... Islington 1b 591
Swieck Christina .... Islington 1b 591

1911 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription
35 Valentine Road Hackney N E, St John At Hackney, London, England
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Household Members
First name(s) Last name Relationship to household head Marital condition Gender Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Harry Zwick Head Married Male 48 1863 Furniture Packer Whitechapel
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Eliza Zwick Wife Married Female 48 1863 Fancy Trimmings St Lukes
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Christina Zwick Daughter Single Female 22 1889 Unemployed London Fields
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Harry Zwick Son Single Male 19 1892 Infant Shoes Old Ford
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Lizzie Zwick Daughter Single Female 16 1895 Upholsters Trimming Hand Old Ford
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Elsie Zwick Daughter Single Female 14 1897 School South Hackney
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Edna Zwick Daughter Single Female 12 1899 School South Hackney

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1891 England, Wales & Scotland Census Transcription
Gardners Road, Bethnal Green, London, England
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Household Members
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital condition Gender Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Henry Zwick Head Married Male 30 1861 Cabinet Maker London
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Elizabeth Zwick Wife Married Female 29 1862 - London
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Ninney Zwick Daughter Single Female 4 1887 - London
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Christine Zwick Daughter Single Female 2 1889 - London

Hi Sara
Can we have some dates please, even if only approximate?

Hello
I beileve that Christine Zwick is my great great grandmother. I think she was married to my great great grandfather Johan Philip Backer, who was later known as John Philip Baker. As Baker is a popular name I thought I would try to research the Zwick side as its a bit more unusual . I may be wrong but I think her father was called Jakob and they came from a small town/village in Germany. They lived in the East End of London.
If anyone can help, I would be grateful.
Thanks
Sara Baker-Lonsdale