Fish family from Shillingstone

[Arthur Lovell]

I am trying to find the baptism or birth of William Fish b c1834 in Shillingstone.
His father was John Fish and mother was Lydia.

Also the marriage of John Fish to Lydia Wareham likely to have been before 1827.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Arthur

[WaltonAus]

Hello Arthur, Looking on LDS I found the following. No joy with William though.

Lillian Fish
Ch: 26 JAN 1834 Shillingstone, Dorset
Father: John Fish
Mother: Lydia

Source Information:
Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type:
I022428 Film
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*Sturminster is 4 miles from Shillingstone.

Daniel Fish
Ch: 15 JUL 1838 Sturminster Newton, Dorset
Father: John Fish
Mother: Lyddia

*No source information is available.
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*there was this for William but the mother is different and again there is no source info.

William Fish
Ch: 26 JAN 1827 Sturminster Newton, Dorset
Father: John Fish
Mother: Bethia Newman

*No source information is available.
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*the only marriage for John Fish on IGI.

John Fish
Ch: 23 FEB 1800 Sturminster Newton, Dorset
Father: William Fish
Mother: Ruth Inkpen

Spouse: Bethia Newman
M: 15 FEB 1825 Sturminster Newton, Dorset

*No source information is available.
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*and this marriage for William Fish & Ruth Inkpen.

WILLIAM FISH
Spouse: RUTH INKPEN
M: 27 OCT 1793 Sturminster Newton, Dorset

Source Information:
Batch Number: 8714130
Sheet: 72
Source Call No.: 1396351 Type: Film
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*there were no marriages for Lydia Wareham.

Kind Regards
Peter Euston.

[Arthur Lovell]

Hi Peter, Many thanks for the info. Daniel is mine and gave me his Baptism confirming parents. Lillian is a new addition to my database. John Fish is mine and gave me his mother's name and marriage details. I don't think William bpt Jan 1827 is mine as the mother is wrong, unless there is a 3rd wife who died early. I will keep a note of it just in case.
Once again, thank you, your help is appreciated.
Regards
Arthur