Carpenters at Wroughton

[hcurreen]

Hi, I am new to this forum and looking for info on the Carpenters at Wroughton. Thanks Helen

[Wobbley]

Hello Helen

Source MLB
Date 10th May 1806
Groom: George CARPENTER: (occ publican) residing at Wroughton, WILTS
Bride: Ann HERRING: residing at Wroughton, WILTS: Status widow
Bondsmen: Thomas TIDD, butcher, Swindon, WILTS

Brian

[hcurreen]

Hi Brian, Thanks for that. I can't connect your George to my tree. The George I am most confused about is George Carpenter married Elizabeth Pitt Hawkins Nov 1818 at Wroughton. But a gg uncle clearly remembered his Grandmothers maiden name as Maslin. I found such a marriage at Upton Scudamore several years later, but am unable to sort that family for any connection to mine. Any clues gratefully received.
Thanks Helen

[Wobbley]

I am unable at the present to find that couples marriage.
Lydia (1823) was mentioned in the 1841 Census with Geo and Eliza, Mary,
John, Edward and Thomas at Wroughton.

Baptism:
Lydia CARPENTER **: dau of George (occupation groom) and Elizabeth Pitt
Baptised at Wroughton, WILTS
On 14th Jul 1822

Burial:
Name: Lydia CARPENTER **
Place: Wroughton All Saints (Anglican) WILTS
Date 25th Nov 1822: Aged 8m

Baptism(s):
Lydia CARPENTER: dau of George (occupation lab) and Elizabeth
Baptised at Wroughton, WILTS
On 16th Nov 1823

Mary CARPENTER: dau of George (occupation lab) and Elizabeth
Baptised at Wroughton, WILTS
On 19th Nov 1829

John CARPENTER: son of George (occupation innkeeper) and Elizabeth
Baptised at Wroughton, WILTS
On 27th Mar 1835

Thomas CARPENTER: son of George (occupation innkeeper) and Elizabeth
Baptised at Wroughton, WILTS (age 4)
On 29th Sep 1835

Edward CARPENTER: son of George (occupation innkeeper) and Elizabeth
Baptised at Wroughton, WILTS
On 29th Sep 1835

Brian

PS/
If you have already have this info, it will never go to waste on this site !

[hcurreen]

Hi Brian, Yes this is my lot. Edward ( Later known as Edwin) is my GG grandfather. If I remember correctly. The marriage detail had Pitt Hawkins - so I am not even sure which surname to follow for her, let alone perhaps a second wife.
Thanks Helen