[WED](no subject)

[John V Hayward]

Hi Sandi

Many thanks for yours.

I am transcribing the registers and have now done the baptisms 1813  -
1893. The sad thing about this is that I'm not adding my own family as I go
on. I reckon to continue again when I've finished the marriages and burials.
It will probably be another year or so and then Michael Tutton will add them
to the Wedmore website after they have been checked.

Have you checked my family on rootsweb as below? Over half come from
Wedmore.

As I've said before, it's a pity there's not a Wedmore descendants
association of those that went from Wedmore to Iowa. Over 60 I've heard.

Best wishes

John V Hayward
john@hayward2.fsnet.co.uk
In The Heritage Coast, Suffolk
Protected by Nortons SystemWorks
Look at names on <www.rootsweb.com>
Look for John Haward, born 1722 and then to Index.



----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob & Sandi McGinnis" <mcginnis@arn.net>
To: <wedmore@lists.tutton.org>
Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2003 4:03 PM
Subject: Re: [WED](no subject)


> Thanks, John.  I have never found a baptism for our Joseph either.  Family
> history has his father as William.  I have found (marriage, & 1841 census)
a
> William Parker married 14 May 1840 to Ann Millard (dau of George Millard,
> Land surveyor) who lists his father as William Parker, carpenter.
Witnesses
> were George Leigh & Henry Banwell.  The 1841 census shows this William
> Parker as age 25, wife Ann age 20 with a son George age 6 months.  Thought
> perhaps our Joseph was a brother of this William.  No proof, however.  At
an
> earlier time, Tim Curtin had suggested parents of John Millard were John &
> Mary Carver Millard.
> Joseph Parker is buried with his 2nd wife, Betsey Roper Tincknell Parker
> (also of Wedmore) in Alta, Buena Vista County, Iowa.
> Sandi
>
>
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